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Cabin Fever
Cabin Fever celebrates the architectural elements that make cabin style unique: hand-peeled and polished logs, cowhide sofas, and river-rock fireplaces. Some are large, old, and built as public lodgings, like Putnam Camp, the Adirondack summer retreat founded by philosopher William James,. Others, like the grand hunting lodge nestled on the edge of a marsh, are more recent monuments to quirky private visions of the perfect rustic retreat. Rooms in both are accessorized with animal heads, native American blankets and art, snowshoes, antler chandeliers, and willow twig furniture. Even if you can't have a piece of the wilderness to call your own (and the burl furniture to match), you can still enjoy the rustic yet substantial comforts of Cabin Fever. For those wanting their home to resemble a lodge, cabin, north woods style.

Cabin Style: Ideas and Projects for Your World
Now, it's possible to create a cabin style retreat in your primary residence, using the textures, colors and images from the world of nature. This book will show readers how to transform a home of any style into a relaxed, cabin-like refuge. Although rustic, natural images and accessories predominate, cabin-style homes can be created in many themes, depending on your idea of a perfect retreat seashore cottage or mountain hunting lodge, north woods hiking cabin or bayou fishing camp. A cabin-style home is a place where the pace of life seems calmer, where peacefulness comes before punctuality, where evening card games are more common than cable TV. Hundreds of idea photos, includes nearly thirty simple-to-build projects to help create the cabin-like feeling of peace and freedom in any residence.

Rustic Style
The log and stone camps and lodges in the Adirondack Mountains of New York, which gave city dwellers a place to escape, have become synonymous with rustic style. Carley examines the architecture and interiors of this turn-of-the-century style through history and photographs of buildings such as Sagamore lodge in the Adirondacks as well as contemporary dwellings that echo this rustic style throughout the United States. Kylloe, a dealer and collector of rustic furniture and decorative accessories, examines furnishings and provides a history of the style and its manufacturers and designers. Photos of furniture in its rustic setting with captions showing history and provenance. Beautiful book full of twiggy rustic furniture. Anyone who loves cabins and decorating and hickory furniture will love this full of ideas book.

Cabins and Camps
Gorgous camps and cabins with wonderful decorating. The pictures of inside all the beautiful camps and cabins is a true feast for the eye! Ideas on how to make your home more rustic and adirondack/camp like. If you are a into camp decorating, this books is for you.

Adirondack Style
gives one many cozy decorating ideas. A featured section shows how Adirondack furniture uses every bit of the tree, from root and burl to bark and branch, with amazing results. A thorough source guide identifies architects, builders, interior designers, manufacturers, craftspeople, and retail stores featuring camp merchandise, and a list of area lodging lets you experience the Adirondacks firsthand.

The Cabin Book
The cabin is perhaps the most iconic of American structures, harkening back to colonial and pioneer days. They recall a time before cell phones and email, evoking images of cozy fireplaces and quiet contemplation. For many, the cabin also summons forth images of logs and plaid, plank floors and lofted beds. Once rustic and simple, the cabin is now comfortable and chic, putting owners in the heart of the wilderness while providing comfort and beauty so they can get away in style. Among the 25 cabins included is a little-known Wisconsin cabin designed by Frank Lloyd Wright; an upstate Michigan log cabin designed by renowned architect Anthony Belluschi; and a one-room "urban" cabin in Portland, Oregon. One couple designed a cabin-all on one floor-without the use of right angles. Whether ensconced in glass or surrounded by an enormous porch, these cabins speak of personal style, perfect for the rugged or the sybaritic. Like cottages, the cabin is one of the most popular house styles, since it is small enough to be inexpensive and easy to maintain. Everyone dreams of an idyllic retreat, and this book showcases its best examples.

The Arts & Crafts Cabin
Take a tour through twenty-five modern log homes reborn in the Arts & Crafts tradition, and witness how Craftsman style combines with the latest in log hybrid architecture to create a totally new and unique genre of building in The Arts & Crafts Cabin. In this new title from log building expert Robbin Obomsawin, the rich Arts & Crafts heritage of the late 1800s that rebelled against mass-produced goods and the opulence of the Victorian era melds beautifully with the ideals of log home design and cabin living, where a simple life and appreciation for fine craftsmanship are held in the highest esteem. This new hybrid style incorporates the exquisite workmanship and sophistication that have become hallmarks of Arts & Crafts design with the warmth and comfort of log elements to create homes inspired by nature, creativity, and simple beauty. With one of the industry's premier photographers, Roger Wade, and the log industry's most prolific and respected author, Robbin Obomsawin, The Arts & Crafts Cabin uses spectacular color photography, floor plans, and compelling historical text to showcase how the principles and philosophy of William Morris, Gustav Stickley, and Charles and Henry Greene combine with modern artistry to create some of the most exciting residential and recreational architecture being created today. Robbin Obomsawin is the construction manager and general contractor for Beaver Creek Log Homes. If you want any ideas to decorate, design and build your log cabin along the Arts & Craft lines, this is the source! It is full of beautiful architecture, design ideas.

Cabin Kitchens & Baths
cabin isn't just a home in the woods, it's an architecturally unique structure that deserves special attention with regard to decoration and organization of rooms and living space. Cabin Kitchens and Baths is the first book to look specifically at the challenges that can come with decorating or remodeling bathrooms and kitchens in log homes and cabins-small spaces, unusually shaped rooms, lighting issues, and more. Cabin Kitchens and Baths offers tips from professionals in the log home building industry on cabinetry, appliances, architectural details, color, and floor plans that will help make a dream kitchen or bathroom a reality. From floor to ceiling, these rooms are the most complex in a home, and are even more so in a cabin or old log home. Focuses on the architectural elements, furnishings, appliances, design and decor, and inspiring kitchen floor plans. This book is a must-have for anyone redecorating cabin log home.

Camps and Cottages: A Stylish Blend of Old and New
In Camps And Cottages: A Stylish Blend Of Old And New, Molly English draws upon her years of experience providing furnishings for cabins and cottages around the country in order to restore or highlight their 1930s and 40s vintage motif and style that is fully adapted to the comforts and lifestyles of their 1990s era residents. The examples of interior decor are drawn from New England, mid-America, the Rockies, and the Pacific Cost against backgrounds ranging from seashore to forest. Whether just browsing it pages for fun or in serious quest for adaptable ideas for redoing or restoring your own rustic cabin or period cottage, Camps And Cottages is a delight to the eye, an inspiration to the mind, and a highly recommended addition to personal or professional interior design reference collections. If you love the camp and/or cottage style, this book is a must for you. This book incorporated many of these same elements in a shabby chic, cottage chic way nice photographs of interior home furnishings

The Cottage Book : Living Simple and Easy
Celebrating what Bass refers to as "the cottage sensibility," the pages of this book are filled with photographs that conjure late-summer melancholy and lazy afternoons on the porch. Contains nostalgic presentation of "Old Favorites": an early 1900s farm, a late Victorian waterfront inn and a classic shingled retreat are among the nine cottages featured. "Fresh Ideas," the art is a little bolder in this section, and the wall colors are brilliant, but a good number of the cottages are of the same period as those presented in the "Old Favorites". Reading The Cottage Book is a vacation in and of itself. Tons of windowsill sunlight, fresh indigenous flowers, classic patchwork bed quilts, exposed cupboards textured with china patterns from generations past and present, a perfectly positioned telescope, clothes line dried in the fresh air, vintage tablecloths draped over a table offering ice tea and croissants, and porches inviting us to spend a leisurely day enjoying the outdoors--all these things remind us that every cottage has a story worth living! Each cottage in this book is presented as unpretentious and practical, yet bright and beautiful, highlighting the simplicity, comfort, humor, and traditions found there. Particularly unique is the author's note of vibrant color introduced in each cottage room, either through unique fabrics or pieces or furniture. Demonstrates clearly that the colors around us can have a powerful effect on our feelings and even outlook on life. A touch of vibrant color should be a basic element of any cottage home. Beautiful book for anyone needing decorating ideas.

Mountain Style
If you love log cabins, Mountain Style shows cabins with panoramic views, high ceilings and sophisticated designs. Eclectic mix of Modern, Arts & Crafts, rustic, country, high-tech and provincial styles. Some of the most beautiful pictures in this book are the natural surroundings like the waterfall or fields of flowers, mountain scenes and newly fallen snow. It is all so romantic. There is even an indoor pool and decorating ideas galore. Designers and homeowners are taking chances that go way beyond the idea of classics in the Mountain West. Our grandmothers would not have found embossed and rusted tin beautiful on the door of an armoire or barn wood appropriate for furniture. Grandfather might have thought weathered leather proper for a saddle but not on his favorite chair.

Snow Country: Mountain Homes and Rustic Retreats
Snow-capped peaks, open spaces, and the invigorating aromas of pine and cedar wood. The mountain setting is idyllic, the way of life relaxed and rustic, and the houses built there reflect a passion for the outdoors and a flair for the unconventional. Snow Country takes an intimate tour inside the quaint chalets, rustic cabins, and extravagant mountain retreats found in some of the top western ski resorts. Lush, stylish photography captures the casual mountain style of these unique hideaways set amidst such stunning scenarios as the Colorado Rockies, California's Sierra Nevada, and Whistler, Canada. The diversity of interiors ranges from cozy pioneer cabins filled with antiques and family heirlooms, and European-style homes, to modern structures of glass, concrete, and metal. This glorious visual tribute to nature and her surroundings will appeal to anyone who lives in the mountains, or just dreams about it.