You'll want to take a closer look at this classic post and beam log cabin building. These small cabin designs can feature open living space on the main floor, with a loft sleeping space upstairs. The log cabin can also be designed to have a covered porch in the front. This post and beam rustic log cabin design is an ideal choice for country living - for those who just want to get away from the hustle and spend some time in nature. The log cabin style is known as post and beam - and it can be built with round or squared logs. This makes a beautiful alternative to the more standard squared-off timbers as we see used in timber frame designs. These tiny log cabins design uses logs to support the roof structure, loft floor, and the front porch. With log walls between log corner posts - built using standard two by six stick construction. The exterior of the log cabin is designed using a combination of naturally finished logs and board siding that can be painted or stained. This small log cabin design is an excellent example of a quality post and beam log cabin construction. With a smaller eco-building footprint, this design combines natural beauty and strength.

These log cabins can be designed to share square footage between the ground floor and upper loft. The floors and the ceilings in this log cabin are made of pine wood, and the walls in this eco-supported building have a unique and natural look. The walls are built from nailed live-edge boards that are placed overtop of painted drywall with gaps between the live edge wood that mimics chinked timbers. Large log beams are evident on the ceiling of the log cabin design and are what really sets this log cabin apart from other log cabin builds - this helps to give the house a high quality and natural look. These post and beam log cabins can be designed to connected with off or on-grid electric and heating, and if you want really rustic experience, you can even opt on a post and beam outhouse that matches the log cabin design.

The harmony and beauty of both timber & pine wood cabin construction come together in these post and beam homes. The top notch craftsmanship forms a framework that is both rustic and elegant in it's aesthetic. These little wood cabins are designed with a lot of care and ingenuity by master builders. The main visual difference between timber frame wood cabins and post and beam cabins is achieved by exposing the squared (or rounded) timber logs of the cabins frame - this help to give the wood cabin it's more rustic appearance. Timber framed cabin buildings are the traditional form of wood cabin construction that can be traced back for hundreds of years. They are strong, beautiful and last for a long time. Some timber frame cabin buildings were erected as far back as the medieval ages in Europe and are still standing today! True timber frame cabin buildings rely on tight-fitting joinery and the natural integrity of strong wood as a building material.

Post and beam cabin building is an old, reliable and traditional style of home building. Post and beam log house construction may often resemble timber-framed cabin buildings but, the distinction that post and beam construction utilizes mechanical fasteners (often steel plate connectors) to join adjacent members together, and these connectors in post and beam cabin buildings may be hidden or exposed in a variety of ways. Many mountain wood cabins employ some elements of wood timber construction, either as the main building design or as an accent in the form of roof supports, trusses, brackets, or braces.

Post and beam wood cabins require highly skilled carpenters. The perfect fitting of log beams is essential for weather resistance, and keeping things cozy warm inside! You will find many more charming and beautiful cabins being built by Star Log Cabins. A master building company located in Germany. Star Log Cabins builds square and round, tiny and larger house of rustic and beautiful wood cabin style buildings, and they are extremely skilled at it!

This Tiny Wood House Is Only 290 Sq. Ft., But Wait Till You See The Inside!

Living in a big house with numerous rooms and extensive living space is a common dream. But can you picture yourself residing in this little wood house? Take a look at the interior of this 290-square-foot cottage. We believe you'll want to snuggle up in this adorable wood home!

The Living Room

When you walk into the house, the first thing you see is the living room. There, you can have a nice dinner with family and friends, sitting at a tiny table. The orange lights are also a nice addition to the wooden structure, providing a sense of security and comfort.

The Corner Of The Living Room

When you desire to watch television, read, or just hang out with your buddies, come to the other side of the room. You may even grab a pair of skis and have a great time skiing on a snowy day!

The Kitchen

It is true that this little kitchen doesn’t provide much space to cook, but you can still prepare a nice one-pot meal. If you make pasta or rice, you and your guests can have a wonderful meal. It's a nice challenge to think small in this kitchen, where you don't need a lot of pots and pans!

The Stairs

The wood staircase is one of the home's beautiful details, and it is located right above the kitchen. Because no two steps are the same, the stairs have a rustic appearance.

The Balcony

When you climb the stairs, you can discover a tiny landing with a little balcony that overlooks a lot of trees and other greenery. It's a wonderful place to escape if you want some time to yourself.

The Bedroom

You can sit in bed and admire the forest as you stay indoors on a rainy day, thanks to the bedroom's ample storage and comfortable vibe.

The Bathroom

The bathroom is tiny, as is everything in this house, but it's spacious enough to move around in!

The Attic

A nice little space has been created by converting the attic into a bedroom with sloped ceilings. We believe we would sleep like babies in this house!

A Small But Complete Space

Have you imagined yourself living in that lodge after touring it? We hope you like this cozy wood house as much as we do!

20′ Tiny Wood House, But Wait Till You See The Inside!

If you are looking for a smaller home that is a permanent space and not on wheels, this custom farmhouse is the home for you. With a quaint style and unique layout, this home is a cozy space for anyone looking to live a minimalist life in comfort.

1. Light Teal And Gray Tiny House With Small Awning Over Front Door

Tiny Home Size

• 20′ long

• 8′ wide

• 1 large sleeping loft and 1 smaller loft for storage.

Tiny Home Price

$32,000 – located in Plant City, Florida

Tiny Home Features

• Home comes ready with air conditioning, composting toilet, refrigerator, microwave, toaster oven, 2-burner hot plate, and 32″ television.

• Large sleeping loft over the kitchen and bathroom with a secondary small loft above the front door.

• Spacious living area has room for storage and futon or sleeper sofa.

• Tons of storage in the kitchen for pantry and kitchenware.

• Water supply is white hose hookup and includes 150amp electric cable.

This home is not on wheels but can be put on a trailer for transport upon request. The front door has a small awning overhead for a protected entryway.

2. Sofa Against Wall With Gray Cushions

Just inside the door to the left is the living space. You can see the owner has used the front nook below the storage loft for a small chest of drawers for storage with a sofa beside it. The sofa easily folds down into a bed and is ideal for those who don’t like going up the stairs at night to sleep.

3. View From Front Door To Kitchen With White Cabinets And Wood Counters With Ladder To Loft On Right

Just past the sofa in the living space is a large pantry with white cabinets in the kitchen just behind it. The kitchen has a large sink and full-sized refrigerator but doesn’t have a traditional stove. While it comes with a toaster oven and hot plate, you can add a different setup if you prefer.

There are cabinets on both sides of the kitchen and a tile backsplash behind the sink is a great way to keep things easy to clean. At the back of the kitchen, a sliding pocket door hides away the bathroom.

4. Wood Walls In Bathroom With Composting Toilet And Wire Shelf Above Toilet

The bathroom may be small but it has everything you need with a composting toilet on one side that includes space for baskets or shelves above.

5. Gray And White Shower Curtain On Shower With Green And Wood Walls

On the other side of the bathroom is a shower with a window between them for ventilation and light.

6. View From Kitchen With Loft Ladder On Right Of Image Showing Sofa At Front Of Home And Loft Above Door

From here you can see back toward the front of the home and see the smaller storage loft above the door as well as the open area in front of the sofa bed space.

7. Bed In Loft With Colorful Quilt And Black Cubbies

Upstairs in the loft you have plenty of room for a full or queen-sized bed with these great little storage cubbies against one wall for clothing and knick knacks.

8. White Front Door Next To Nook With Chest Of Drawers

And here is another look at that storage space. Definitely not large enough for sleeping, but ideal for decor or out-of-season items to be on hand but out of the way.

9. NOAH Certification Sticker On Window

And one of the benefits of this home is that it is already NOAH certified! A great bonus for those shopping for a tiny home.

Check Out This Tiny 390 Sq. Ft. Wood House! But Seriously, The Inside Is a Total Game-Changer - You Won't Believe It!

Living in a massive mansion with countless rooms and expansive living spaces is a common dream. But can you picture yourself kickin' it in this tiny wooden house? Check out the interior of this 390-square-foot cottage. We bet you'd wanna cozy up in this adorable wood home!

Big Yard

Just behind the wooden cabin, there's this huge space embraced by lush green trees. Imagine this: a lengthy wooden table flanked by two benches, ready to host up to four folks. Listen to the rustling of leaves and the sweet chirping of birds - you're in for a perfect day!

The Balcony

When you climb the stairs, the first thing you discover is a little balcony that overlooks a lot of trees and other greenery. It's a wonderful place to escape if you want some time to yourself.

Dining Area

A rustic dining area with warm orange hues, cozy wooden floors, and a charming staircase invites you in. Imagine the delight of dining by the window, soaking in the outside views. Personally, I can't help but envision a spread of freshly baked bread, a glass of refreshing juice, and an array of delectable side dishes. How wonderful it would be to savor this meal in such an inviting space!

The Kitchen

It is true that this little kitchen doesn’t provide much space to cook, but you can still prepare a nice one-pot meal. If you make pasta or rice, you and your guests can have a wonderful meal. It's a nice challenge to think small in this kitchen, where you don't need a lot of pots and pans!

The Living Room

The sofa vibes perfectly with the wooden style, and there's this cool clock over the door adding a touch of design magic. Thanks to the awesome lighting from those big windows, I could totally chill on that sofa all day. It's like the ultimate comfort zone with a dash of style!

The Corner Of The Living Room

When the coffee or tea cravings kick in, or you just want to kick back with your pals, head over to the opposite side of the room. There's this awesome wooden table with four chairs – a complete set that's pure art, totally unique. And if you're sweating the temperature, no worries; the AC's got your back.

The Bedroom

Welcome to the bedroom – the ultimate retreat! Picture yourself lounging in bed, gazing at the serene forest views on a rainy day. The room's generous space and cozy atmosphere make it the perfect indoor haven. Plus, with two big beds, it's ideal for friends, partners, or a holiday getaway.

Another Bedroom

This bunk bed is a kids' dream! They'll have a blast climbing up and down, and there's even a side shelf for their favorite plants.

And Now, My Favorite Room!

A queen bed welcomes you, adorned with bright sheets and a warm bedside light. To my delight, the drawers are crafted from unique wood, each line telling its own story. Ladies, stash your makeup and skincare essentials in these stylish drawers, adding a touch of elegance to your daily routine!

Take a Closer Look At The Bedside Table

Can you picture a soft bedside light perched on a real wood shelf? It's simple yet classic, with a plain bulb casting a gentle but bright glow. Reach for one of your beloved books from it!

The Bathroom

The bathroom is tiny, as is everything in this house, but it's spacious enough to move around in!

Floor Plan

Take a peek at the layout – compact yet packing everything you need: TV, fridge, AC, and a shower. Can you picture yourself calling this lodge home after a tour? We sure hope you adore this snug wood house as much as we do!