Many of us have shared the dream of a simpler, more rustic existence – whether that involves a log cabin nestled in the woods, a mountain cottage, or an Airstream roaming the open plains. This year, ...

Log cabins have roots in Scandinavia and Eastern Europe, dating as far back as 3,500 B.C., followed by European settlers constructing these primitive homes in America starting in the 17th century.

From small, historic camps to luxurious modern cabins, homes in the Adirondacks all share a similar purpose: to be a place for people to gather amid mountains and forests. Living in such natural ...

Contemporary mountain homes combine the clean lines of modern architecture with natural materials traditionally found in lodges and other more rustic residences. That means oversized windows that ...

With their rustic, Lincoln Log-style exteriors, distressed wood, locally sourced stone accents, and massive fireplaces, traditional mountain homes and cabins are beloved by many for their rugged ...

Samantha Hunter is a professional copy editor who has worked with Ms. Magazine, Spin and VH1. She has also written for MarthaStewart.com, Essence.com, Esquire.com, GoodHousekeeping.com, RealSimple.com ...

The desire for a simpler life, connected to nature and far from excess, has never been stronger — and the home of David and ...

Downsizing has been one of the most popular trends over the past years, and it keeps going strong. Still, it doesn't have to mean giving up the nostalgic comfort of traditional housing altogether.