Log cabin interior colors windows#
Another interior option is using custom shaped log trim that spans a larger width between cathedral windows or doors that are spaced apart. The 2”x 6” D-trim works great for door and window casing as well as baseboards. They are installed first, followed by butting the siding flush into the trim. Pine and cedar trim come in smooth and hand-hewn finishes to suit your tastes. The same trim can be used to accent both the inside and outside walls. Your first option for interior walls is log siding that matches the outside of your cabin. You can achieve this aesthetic with one of two options, either paneling or log interior siding. For a cohesive look, the interior of your cabin should mirror or complement the log cabin appearance of the exterior siding. What’s next? It’s time for rustic trim & crown molding. If your interior plans are not complete, you should consider rustic trim for every room in the cabin. We have lots of touch-ups so they’re fixing it then.Your cozy cabin is framed up, the roof is on, and exterior log siding is installed. The bedroom with the green ceiling was not actually the room that was supposed to get the green ceiling SO it will be re-painted white early next week. He also has a cabin that he transformed in North Georgia that is STUNNING so I took his advice and PAINTED IT ALL WHITE… ANYWAYS, so we text each other from time to time and he advised me to go for it.
He is literally the nicest guy on Planet Earth. AND I have had a crazy huge designer crush ever since.
Mark and I ended up going to dinner with him that evening and we met up once more in Atlanta several months later. Ha! We then met at a big design event in Atlanta last Summer when I was chosen as a designer for a vignette at the America’s Mart. He made my entire life a year or so ago when he messaged me about our kitchen saying how much he loved it. He is the super handsome and oh so CRAZY talented designer on HGTV who does Urban Oasis and the HGTV Dream Home. 😉 Seriously go stalk his work and his Instagram page and all of that jazz. Umm yes, totally being a dork and name dropping because he is the bomb. I was so dang stressed that I even had to get some moral support from my fabulous designer friend Brian Patrick Flynn. Painting wood is a huge decision because once it’s done there is no going back! Yes, I know we could’ve re-stained it but that would’ve costed a whole lot more.
But I still seriously STRESSED about this painting thing y’all! Absolutely to death. I knew I wanted these beautiful whitewashed hardwoods from Shaw Floors and once they were installed the orange toned wood went from bad to worse. Like super warm and not so fabulous ORANGE. I honestly do love to incorporate natural wood tones in my work but this wood was orange. You see, we bought this cabin and it was all wood.
And don’t worry! LOTS of color will be coming it’s way very very soon. I had serious doubts and second guessed myself a million and one times BUT I love it. Which is huge for this color loving designer. Well, I didn’t literally paint it myself but I specced a home white. So today’s post will be short and sweet and honestly I think sometimes pictures speak louder than words anyways SO… Guess what?!? I painted the inside of a house white. I love my kiddos absolutely to death but this momma needs to get back to work! Aaaaand they just announced a “digital day” Monday to slow the spread of the flu meaning no school. Which I do like from time to time but I am so ready to tackle 2018 that it’s driving me nuts! Between snow and traveling and then Addie being out of school several days this week, my to-do list seems to only be mounting. Happy Happy Happy FRIDAY!!! This week has absolutely flown by! AND I feel like once again I have gotten NOTHING done! Ugh! I was chatting in my last post about my not so great start to 2018 and it just seems to be staying at about the same level of productivity.
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