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Photos of Alpine Log Homes
Featured in the National Press
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 #5135 The dramatic two-story entryway into this Alpine Log Home is supported by four towering lodgepole pine logs. Alpine designers employed repeating gables to give the traditional lodge design a more contemporary flair.
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 #4652 Outdoor living spaces are an integral part of this Arizona ranch house designed by Alpine Log Homes. The gathering room encompasses a sitting area in front of the 25-foot high fireplace, an entertainment center housed in an antique armoire, a piano and a pool table. |
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 #5714 This lake cottage, designed by Alpine Log Homes, spotlights a clipped-hip roof. Stone and log pillars surround the wraparound porch. The home's setting allowed the design of a garage on the lower hillside with a ghest house above it. |
 #5274 There are views in every direction of this Alpine Log Home; hence, Alpine designed the living room to be a half circle where log rafters radiate from the central fireplace, like spokes from a hub, and the log beams were designed to lead the eye to the outdoors.
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 #5343 Christened Elkhead Lodge by the homeowners, this Alpine Log Home was inspired by traditional Western log lodges. Towering windows serve to bring in the radiance of sunlight and to capture the surrounding views. |
 #5371 Designers at Alpine Log Homes incorporated features from several historic buildings in Glacier National Park and in the Whitefish, Montana, area, most notably the railroad station and the Whitefish Country Club. |
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 #1398 Built along the edge of a river, this Alpine western-style lodge was designed so the majority of windows focus on the scenic view. Sprinkled throughout are bridles, bits, spurs, an antique saddle, old milk cans, Navajo rugs, and photographs from the homeowner's family ranch. |
 #5352 Built on a small private lake in Colorado, the American flag proudly flies on the stone terrace of this 3,500 square-foot Alpine Log Home, patterned after Depression-era log structures and historic Forest Service cabins. |
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