Here is a new design based on a modern Scandinavian farmhouse style. A traditional A-frame layout with the option of adding dormers to the top floor, master bedroom up top or on the main, a possible basement, and or add a single or double car garage to make this your own. The main floor and loft can vary in size with the ideal size of between 900-1300 sq ft on the main (same for the optional basement) and a loft between 450 – 700 sq ft, and a covered porch of almost 300 sq ft.

Ideally built as a manufactured log cabin, this model can be designed to look rustic or modern with a natural stain on the square logs on the outside and inside, or a more colorful exterior and white-wash on the inside. It could also be constructed as a traditional wood frame cabin. One or two bedrooms on the main and a loft that can also accommodate one or two dormers to add to your living space which can be designed as 500 – 1,600 sq ft. It could also be constructed as a traditional stick-built cabin.

This contemporary model can be built with a variety of room configurations as a log, timberframe, traditional build or a hybrid design. The size can be also adjusted according to your needs and guidelines, between 1,000 and 1,600 sq ft on the main floor. The character of the home’s high ceilings, large windows, and open space will provide plenty of natural light and cosiness.

A blast from the past, the A-frame retro design is back! Much love was given to this design in countless resort communities in the ’70s and it is now updated with today’s design, building standards and efficiencies, along with economically priced materials. Design this as a one or two-bedroom on the main with a large upper loft with stairs or a ladder. At 1,000 - 1,600 sq ft, the high ceilings in the main living area bring in lots of natural light and a wood stove would be the icing on the cake.

This model has been a best seller across Canadian resort communities for the past few years and has been customized to blend into the local environment, with either stained timbers or natural finishes along with oxidized metal siding to add to this unique contemporary/rustic look. It can be built on posts, with a full basement, or slab on grade. It can accommodate two or three bedrooms within a design of between 1,100 sq ft to 2,500+ sq ft on one or two levels. High ceilings, lots of glass and big timbers provide for a distinctly modern look.

Similar to the Tamarack design, this luxury mountain home utilizes square logs, stone and timbers and it can also be customized to incorporate more common/traditional building methods. Notice the peaked loft, allowing for even more light, the timber gable angle trusses, beams and rafters, high ceilings, open floor plan with a massive great room, kitchen and dining area. About 4,000 sq ft on the two main living areas which include a media room or bedrooms above the garage along with an 838 sq ft garage along with four covered decks and a grand front entrance. Note that all room sizes along with the garage can be adjusted in size as can many material options.

This unique rustic masterpiece has all the elements of true luxury mountain living. Typically built with square logs, stone and timbers, it can also be customized to incorporate more common/traditional building methods. Notice the timber gable angle trusses, beams and rafters, high ceilings, open floor plan with a massive great room, kitchen and dining area big enough to entertain the entire ski team. 4,150 sq ft on the two main living areas along with an 838 sq ft garage and 1,375 sq ft of deck space. Note that all room sizes along with the garage can be adjusted in size as can many material options.