Peek Inside This Elegant Yet Warm and Inviting Log Cabin
You'll be sure to love this luxury Shenandoah Valley secluded river cabin with all the amenities you need for rejuvenating your body and soul. The elegant yet warm and inviting log cabin is nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains with its carefully custom hand-crafted design with rough pine boards cut at the local sawmill located in Shenandoah, Virginia. All the care and attention were given to detail with guests in mind for providing all the comforts of home away from home.
Peek Inside This Elegant Yet Warm and Inviting Log Cabin
The cathedral ceilings will give you that romantic feel with the open floor plan and the warmth of the large stone gas fireplace. All of the interior decorating has been chosen with the natural surroundings of the outdoors right down to the designer quilts. The main bedroom suite offers its private bathroom with a corner jacuzzi tub along with a step-in shower for complete privacy. Nothing compares to the beauty and artistry of an authentic handcrafted log house construction.
Peek Inside This Elegant Yet Warm and Inviting Log Cabin
A handcrafted log home has each log individually selected, hand cut, and intricately placed. There is an unmistakable look of a handcrafted log home that brings to mind historic lodges and rustic landscapes of the past. A handcrafted log home is designed to look as if it were centuries old and built to last generations. Popular locations in a log home's design to use cathedral or high ceilings are in the great room, family room, or the main bedroom.
Peek Inside This Elegant Yet Warm and Inviting Log Cabin
A cathedral ceiling is defined as an arched form extruded into the third dimension used to provide a space with a ceiling or roof. A cathedral ceiling adds beauty, sophistication, richness, and enhanced design. Cathedral ceilings in log house designs are considered any ceiling that is higher than the standard 8-foot to 10-foot ceiling height. History.
Peek Inside This Elegant Yet Warm and Inviting Log Cabin
Cathedral ceilings were used beginning hundreds of years ago as an architectural style only in basilicas and cathedrals. The cathedral or vaulted ceiling's capacity allowed a space to be visually and intangibly larger. Cathedral ceilings are beneficial in their ability to create an airy feel in the space and make it look and feel more significant than it physically is. A cathedral ceiling gives a room a grand feeling when you walk in.
Peek Inside This Elegant Yet Warm and Inviting Log Cabin
The ceiling's central high point, along with the sloping roof line, can give the room a ski lodge ambiance. A vaulted ceiling in a log home along with large windows can bring the outdoors inside, especially if you have beautiful scenery outside. Exposed Beams add Character. Ceiling beams are still very much in style.
Peek Inside This Elegant Yet Warm and Inviting Log Cabin
Cathedral ceilings expose, enhance, and emphasize the beams, which adds character and charm to the space. Rustic Appeal. To create rustic charm, cover cathedral ceiling planks in your favorite natural wood. Due to their high positioning, the ceiling is the first place your eye goes to.
Peek Inside This Elegant Yet Warm and Inviting Log Cabin
Cathedral ceilings in a natural wood material give it a rustic design. Increased Natural Light. One of the most essential features of a cathedral ceiling is to increase the natural light in your room. With multiple windows and doors, more light comes through.