At Hiawatha Log Homes, we think home is a gathering space for family and friends, a place to put your feet up, your sanctuary. Welcome home to the natural beauty and enduring strength of a Hiawatha Log Home.
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Watch how our logs are milled to become part of a beautiful Hiawatha log home.
Whether it’s a Castle, Cottage or Cabin, we have a package to suit you.
We’ve made it easy to imagine your place in the sun, woods, river or farm.
At Hiawatha Log Homes, we understand that a log home is a lifestyle. Once you have finished building your log home, you will want to furnish and decorate it to reflect your personal taste and interests. We are posting these design tips from Log Home Living in a several part series to help you get started. Let the fun begin!
Observe existing log homes. Log home magazines and websites offer color pictures of interiors. While browsing them for inspiration, recognize features that stand out for you. It might be an overall motif or one prominent piece. You’ll notice plenty of big leather sofas and antler chandeliers. Some people embrace these clichés; others settle for them because they’re so prevalent. Some may appeal to you, but consider broader possibilities.
*Hiawatha Log Homes Bonus Tip: Get a 3-ring binder and 3-hole punched sheet protectors to place inside. Start clipping log home décor magazine photos and print out web photos to place in this binder. You can start compiling different looks and have this as a handy reference while you go shopping.
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– Joe Esbrook, CEO, Hiawatha Log Homes
Whatever your idea of the perfect cozy cabin day is, at Hiawatha Log Homes, we’re ready to make your dream come true. The U.P. has been building log homes before they we’re cool. Some of the same methods used in 1900 still hold true today.
Using the latest CAD design, Hiawatha Log Homes can plan, design, and create your dream home. Take a walk through your new home using our state of the art software.
Before the first snowflakes fall and the cool air of fall turns to the cold winds of winter, it is important prepare your home’s heating systems for the cold months to come. You probably haven’t used your furnace in since the snow melted and birds started singing, but now is a great time to make sure it is in shape to keep your home cozy all winter long. You can begin by replacing the
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