Log Cabin
Log Cabin Wall Decor & Home Ideas in Custom Copper
Great Room Feature Walls · Stone Fireplace Surround Panels · Wildlife Wall Art · Mountain Bedroom Walls · Cabin Signs
Searching for log cabin wall decor? This is where copper comes in.
Natuross makes hand-hammered copper great room feature walls, stone fireplace surround panels, wildlife wall art, mountain bedroom walls, and cabin signs for log cabins and mountain homes — custom designed for your exact space, made to your measurements, in any finish. Every piece, designed and made by hand.
The log cabin is the most romantically specific and most atmospherically complete residential building in the American and Canadian outdoor tradition — the stacked log wall, the stone fireplace that fills the entire end wall, the exposed timber ceiling, the antler chandelier, the view of the mountain, the lake, the forest. The hand-hammered copper panel is the most atmospherically authentic wall surface available for the log cabin — the warm, firelight-alive, naturally patinating metal that belongs in the log cabin the way the stone fireplace and the stacked log wall belong there — completely, honestly, and with the full warmth of the wilderness it draws from.
Send a photo of your log cabin space, describe your wilderness aesthetic, or tell us what you have in mind. We design everything and handle the rest.
Why Copper Belongs in the Log Cabin
Copper is the most firelight-alive surface available. The log cabin is defined by firelight — the stone fireplace that fills the entire end wall, the cast iron pot over the fire, the warm glow of the wilderness evening. Copper is the most firelight-alive wall surface available — the warm metal that glows in the firelight of the log cabin more completely than any other surface, the material that is most alive in the atmospheric interior of the most romantically specific residential building in the outdoor tradition. The copper panel in a log cabin is not a decoration. It is the most atmospherically authentic wall surface available — the warm metal that makes the log cabin feel as alive in the firelight as the stone fireplace it sits beside.
Copper has been part of the wilderness building since the first frontier settlements. The log cabin is the most historically frontier residential building in the American and Canadian tradition — and copper has been part of the frontier building since the first settlements. The copper pot over the cabin fire. The copper lantern of the wilderness camp. The copper fitting of the frontier building. The copper warming pan beside the cabin fireplace. Copper has been part of the wilderness building for as long as there has been a wilderness building — the warm metal that belongs in the log cabin the way the stone fireplace and the stacked log wall belong there.
Copper carries the most wilderness subjects. The log cabin decorative tradition is defined by the wildlife — the bear, the moose, the elk, the wolf, the eagle, the deer — and the botanical — the pine, the fir, the spruce, the aspen, the birch, the pinecone. Copper is the most wilderness surface available — the warm metal that can carry the most wildlife-specific, most botanically wilderness-specific, most atmospherically complete composition in the catalog. The copper panel in a log cabin is the most atmospherically authentic wall piece available — the surface that makes the log cabin interior feel as considered as the great wilderness residential tradition it belongs to.
Copper develops its most wilderness-specific patina in the log cabin environment. The log cabin — the firelight, the humidity of the wilderness, the temperature variation of the mountain or lakeside environment — creates the most atmospherically specific patina development of any residential environment. The copper panel in a log cabin becomes more beautiful over time — the surface aging with the atmospheric building it belongs to, the material becoming more itself as the wilderness seasons pass. The Natural Copper and Brown Copper finishes reference the natural patina of copper in the wilderness environment — the most atmospherically authentic finishes in the catalog.
Great Room Ideas
Log Cabin Great Room Feature Wall Panel The copper panel on the primary wall of the log cabin great room — the most atmospherically dramatic surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the most wilderness-specific social space in the outdoor residential tradition.
The log cabin great room feature wall in copper is the most atmospherically dramatic installation in the catalog. The copper on the great room wall — warm, wilderness-specific, firelight-alive. A large-format wildlife composition — the bear, the moose, the elk, the wolf — the animals of the wilderness rendered in deep copper relief. A large-format botanical composition — the pine, the fir, the aspen, the birch — the plants of the wilderness rendered in copper. A large-format topographic composition — the mountain, the lake, the river, the forest — the landscape of the wilderness rendered in copper. A celestial composition — the moon, the stars, the northern lights — the celestial world of the wilderness night rendered in copper. A pure hammered texture in a warm finish — the copper glowing in the firelight of the great room, the most atmospherically dramatic surface in the catalog.
Full Log Cabin Great Room Feature Wall A copper panel covering the entire feature wall of the log cabin great room — from floor to ceiling, from wall to wall — the single most atmospherically dramatic surface statement in the catalog.
A single unified composition across the full great room wall — the log cabin's most complete design statement. A large-format wildlife or topographic composition at full scale — the log cabin great room as a room inside the most atmospherically complete wilderness residential tradition.
Log Cabin Great Room Stone Fireplace Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the stone fireplace of the log cabin great room — the surface that makes the defining architectural feature of the log cabin interior feel as atmospherically complete as the wilderness building it belongs to.
The log cabin great room stone fireplace surround panel is the most stone-fireplace-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper surrounding the stone fireplace — warm, wilderness-specific, firelight-alive. A wildlife composition in deep relief around the fireplace — the bear, the moose, the elk. A botanical composition — the pine, the fir — around the fireplace. A topographic composition — the mountain, the lake — around the stone fireplace.
Full Log Cabin Great Room Fireplace Wall A copper panel covering the entire fireplace wall of the log cabin great room — from floor to ceiling, centered on the stone fireplace — the most atmospherically dramatic fireplace statement in the catalog.
Log Cabin Great Room Log Wall Back Panel A copper panel on the wall between the stacked logs of the log cabin great room — the surface visible between the defining structural elements of the log cabin building, the surface that makes the log cabin interior feel as atmospherically complete as a designed wilderness installation.
The log cabin great room log wall back panel is the most log-wall-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper between the stacked logs — warm, wilderness-specific, firelight-alive. The warm metal between the ancient structural logs — the most specifically log cabin material pairing in the catalog.
Kitchen Ideas
Log Cabin Kitchen Backsplash Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the log cabin kitchen range — the backsplash that makes the most wilderness-specific cooking space feel as atmospherically complete as the log cabin it belongs to.
The log cabin kitchen backsplash panel makes the wilderness kitchen feel as considered as the great log cabin kitchen installations of the outdoor tradition. The copper behind the kitchen range — warm, antimicrobial, easy to clean. A wildlife composition in shallow relief — the bear, the deer, the fox — the animals of the wilderness in the cooking space. A botanical composition — the pine, the pinecone, the wildflower — the plants of the wilderness in the kitchen. A simple hammered texture in a warm finish.
Full Log Cabin Kitchen Backsplash A copper panel covering the entire backsplash of the log cabin kitchen — from counter to cabinet, from wall to wall.
Log Cabin Kitchen Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log cabin kitchen — the surface that defines the character of the wilderness-specific cooking space beyond the backsplash.
Log Cabin Kitchen Range Hood Panel A copper panel on the range hood of the log cabin kitchen — the surface above the cooking range, the surface that makes the range hood feel as atmospherically authentic as the log cabin kitchen it belongs to.
Log Cabin Kitchen Open Shelf Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the open shelving of the log cabin kitchen — the surface visible behind the displayed cast iron, the handmade crockery, and the collected objects of the wilderness cooking space.
Master Bedroom Ideas
Log Cabin Master Bedroom Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log cabin master bedroom — the surface that defines the character of the most atmospherically specific sleeping space in the catalog.
The log cabin master bedroom feature wall in copper makes the atmospherically specific sleeping space feel as considered as the most designed log cabin bedroom. The copper on the bedroom wall — warm, wilderness-specific, firelight-alive. A wildlife composition in shallow relief — the deer, the owl, the fox — the animals of the wilderness night above the sleeping space. A celestial composition — the moon, the stars, the northern lights — the celestial world of the wilderness night above the sleeping space. A botanical composition — the pine, the aspen, the birch — the plants of the wilderness behind the sleeping space.
Log Cabin Master Bedroom Headboard Wall Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the bed in the log cabin master bedroom — the headboard wall that defines the character of the atmospherically specific sleeping space.
Full Log Cabin Master Bedroom Headboard Wall A copper panel covering the entire headboard wall of the log cabin master bedroom — from floor to ceiling, from wall to wall — the most atmospherically specific sleeping space statement in the catalog.
Log Cabin Master Bedroom Fireplace Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the log cabin master bedroom fireplace — the surface that makes the bedroom fireplace feel as atmospherically complete as the architectural feature of the wilderness sleeping space.
Bathroom Ideas
Log Cabin Bathroom Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log cabin bathroom — the surface that defines the character of the most wilderness-considered bathing space in the catalog.
The log cabin bathroom feature wall in copper makes the wilderness-considered bathing space feel as considered as the great log cabin bathroom installations of the outdoor tradition. A wildlife composition — the deer, the fox, the owl — the animals of the wilderness in the bathing space. A botanical composition — the pine, the fern, the wildflower — the plants of the wilderness in the bathroom. A simple hammered texture in a warm finish.
Log Cabin Bathroom Shower Wall Panel A copper panel on the wall of the log cabin shower — the surface that defines the character of the shower space in the atmospherically complete wilderness home.
Log Cabin Bathroom Vanity Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the log cabin bathroom vanity — the surface visible behind the mirror and the basin.
Dining Room Ideas
Log Cabin Dining Room Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log cabin dining room — the surface that defines the character of the most atmospherically gathered gathering space of the wilderness home.
The log cabin dining room feature wall in copper makes the atmospherically gathered gathering space feel as considered as the great log cabin dining rooms of the outdoor tradition. A large-format wildlife composition — the bear, the moose, the elk — the animals of the wilderness above the dining table. A topographic composition — the mountain, the lake, the forest — the landscape of the wilderness behind the gathering space. A botanical composition — the pine, the aspen — the plants of the wilderness behind the dining table.
Log Cabin Dining Room Stone Fireplace Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the stone fireplace of the log cabin dining room — the surface that makes the dining room fireplace feel as atmospherically complete as the architectural centerpiece of the wilderness gathering space.
Mudroom Ideas
Log Cabin Mudroom Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log cabin mudroom — the most specifically log cabin utility space, the surface that defines the character of the arrival and departure space of the wilderness home.
The log cabin mudroom feature wall in copper is the most mudroom-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper on the mudroom wall — warm, wilderness-specific, atmospherically honest. A wildlife composition — the bear, the deer — the animals of the wilderness at the arrival and departure space. A topographic composition — the mountain, the forest — the landscape of the wilderness at the threshold of the outdoor home. A domestic composition — the cabin lantern, the axe, the canoe — the objects of the wilderness domestic tradition at the mudroom.
Loft Ideas
Log Cabin Loft Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log cabin loft — the most specifically log cabin upper sleeping space, the surface that defines the character of the elevated wilderness sleeping space.
The log cabin loft feature wall in copper is the most loft-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper on the loft wall — warm, wilderness-specific, atmospherically honest. A celestial composition — the moon, the stars, the northern lights — the celestial world of the wilderness night in the elevated sleeping space. A wildlife composition — the owl, the hawk — the birds of the wilderness night in the loft.
Porch Ideas
Log Cabin Porch Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log cabin porch — the most specifically log cabin outdoor-indoor surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the defining architectural feature of the log cabin building.
The log cabin porch feature wall in copper is the most porch-specific copper installation in the catalog for the wilderness home. The copper on the porch wall — warm, wilderness-specific, weather-resistant. A wildlife composition — the bear, the deer, the eagle — the animals of the wilderness on the porch. A topographic composition — the mountain, the lake, the forest — the landscape of the wilderness at the outdoor-indoor threshold. A cabin name composition — the personal identity at the most public face of the wilderness home.
Wall Art & Sculpture Ideas
Log Cabin Wall Art Panel A significant decorative copper panel placed on the log cabin wall — a standalone work of art that adds warmth, wilderness character, and atmospherically complete beauty to the most romantically specific home.
A single powerful log cabin image rendered in copper relief — a wildlife composition at monumental scale, a topographic composition in precise detail, a celestial composition in high relief. The piece that makes the log cabin feel like the most atmospherically beautiful wilderness property in the world.
Bear Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a bear — the most log cabin-specific wildlife subject, the defining animal of the wilderness residential tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.
The bear panel is the most log cabin-specific wildlife wall piece in the catalog. The bear in precise copper relief — the form, the fur, the wilderness detail — rendered in copper. The defining animal of the log cabin tradition made permanent in copper.
Moose Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a moose — the most specifically Canadian and northern American wilderness animal, rendered in precise copper relief.
The moose panel is the most specifically Canadian and northern American wilderness wall piece. The moose in precise copper relief — the antlers, the form, the wilderness detail — rendered in copper. The defining animal of the northern wilderness tradition made permanent in copper.
Elk Wall Panel A copper panel depicting an elk — the most specifically mountain wilderness animal, rendered in precise copper relief.
The elk panel is the most specifically mountain wilderness wall piece. The elk in precise copper relief — the antlers, the form, the mountain detail — rendered in copper. The defining animal of the mountain wilderness tradition made permanent in copper.
Wolf Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a wolf — the most atmospherically specific wilderness animal, rendered in precise copper relief.
The wolf panel is the most atmospherically specific wilderness wall piece. The wolf in precise copper relief — the form, the fur, the wilderness detail — rendered in copper. The defining atmospherically specific animal of the wilderness tradition made permanent in copper.
Bald Eagle Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a bald eagle — the most specifically American wilderness bird, rendered in precise copper relief.
Owl Wall Panel A copper panel depicting an owl — the most wilderness-night-specific bird, rendered in precise copper relief.
Salmon Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a salmon — the most specifically Pacific Northwest and Alaskan wilderness fish, rendered in precise copper relief.
The salmon panel is the most specifically Pacific Northwest and Alaskan wilderness wall piece. The salmon in precise copper relief — the form, the scales, the wilderness detail — rendered in copper. The defining fish of the Pacific Northwest and Alaskan wilderness tradition made permanent in copper.
Pine Tree Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a pine tree — the most wilderness-specific botanical subject, the defining tree of the log cabin landscape, rendered in precise copper relief.
The pine tree panel is the most wilderness-specific botanical wall piece. The pine tree in precise copper relief — the form, the needles, the wilderness detail — rendered in copper. The defining tree of the log cabin landscape made permanent in copper.
Aspen Grove Wall Panel A copper panel depicting an aspen grove — the most specifically mountain wilderness botanical subject, rendered in precise copper relief.
The aspen grove panel is the most specifically mountain wilderness botanical wall piece. The aspen grove in precise copper relief — the trunks, the leaves, the mountain detail — rendered in copper. The defining botanical subject of the mountain wilderness tradition made permanent in copper.
Mountain Landscape Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a mountain landscape — the most topographically specific log cabin subject, the defining landscape of the wilderness residential tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.
The mountain landscape panel is the most topographically specific log cabin wall piece. The mountain landscape in precise copper relief — the peaks, the valleys, the wilderness detail — rendered in copper. The defining landscape of the wilderness residential tradition made permanent in copper.
Northern Lights Wall Panel A copper panel depicting the northern lights — the most celestially specific wilderness subject, the defining celestial phenomenon of the northern wilderness tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.
The northern lights panel is the most celestially specific wilderness wall piece. The northern lights in precise copper relief — the flowing form, the celestial detail, the wilderness night — rendered in copper. The defining celestial phenomenon of the northern wilderness tradition made permanent in copper.
Bear Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of a bear — the most log cabin-specific wildlife animal, rendered in copper at a scale that makes it a statement.
The bear sculpture is the most log cabin-specific wildlife wall piece available. The bear in three-dimensional copper — the form, the fur, the wilderness detail — rendered in precise detail. The defining animal of the log cabin tradition made permanent in three-dimensional copper.
Moose Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of a moose — the most specifically Canadian and northern American wilderness animal, rendered in copper at a scale that makes it a statement.
Eagle Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of a bald eagle — the most specifically American wilderness bird, rendered in copper at a scale that makes it a statement.
Wolf Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of a wolf — the most atmospherically specific wilderness animal, rendered in copper at a scale that makes it a statement.
Custom Log Cabin Wall Sculpture A bespoke copper sculpture designed specifically for this log cabin — any subject from the wildlife, botanical, and topographic world, any form, any scale, prepared for indoor or outdoor installation.
Log Cabin Sign Ideas
The copper signs in the log cabin are the most wilderness-specific, most atmospherically honest signs in the catalog — the cabin name, the family name, the wilderness philosophy that makes the most romantically specific residential building feel as considered as the most atmospherically beautiful wilderness properties in the world.
Cabin Name Sign The name of the log cabin — in copper, on the feature wall or exterior. "[Cabin Name]" · "[Cabin Name] — Est. [Year]" · "The [Family Name] Cabin" · "The [Family Name] Lodge" · "The [Family Name] Retreat" · "Bear Creek Cabin" · "Pine Ridge Lodge" · "Elk Run Cabin" · "Wolf Lake Lodge" · "Aspen Grove Cabin"
Family Name Sign The family name — in copper, on the log cabin great room or entrance feature wall. "[Family Name]" · "The [Family Name] Family" · "[Family Name] — Est. [Year]" · "The [Family Name] Cabin"
Established Sign The founding year of the log cabin — in copper, on the feature wall. "Est. [Year]" · "Our Cabin Since [Year]" · "Since [Year]" · "This Cabin Has Been Ours Since [Year]"
Wilderness Philosophy Sign The log cabin's philosophy — in copper, on the feature wall. "Into the woods." · "The wilderness is where I belong." · "Not all those who wander are lost." — J.R.R. Tolkien · "The mountains are calling and I must go." — John Muir · "In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks." — John Muir · "The cabin is where the world makes sense." · "Leave the city. Find yourself." · "Wild and free." · "The fire is always lit."
John Muir Quote Sign A John Muir quote — in copper, on the log cabin feature wall. "The mountains are calling and I must go." — John Muir · "In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks." — John Muir · "The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness." — John Muir · "Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt." — John Muir · "The world is big and I want to have a good look at it before it gets dark." — John Muir
Mudroom Sign A copper sign for the log cabin mudroom — the most mudroom-specific sign in the catalog. "The Mudroom" · "Leave Your Boots Here." · "Wipe Your Paws." · "The Wilderness Starts Here." · "Come In — Leave the Wild Outside."
Kitchen Philosophy Sign The log cabin kitchen's philosophy — in copper, on the kitchen backsplash or feature wall. "Made from Scratch." · "From the Forest to the Table." · "Good Food. Wilderness Kitchen." · "Cook with Fire. Eat with Joy." · "The Kitchen Is the Heart of the Cabin."
Loft Sign A copper sign for the log cabin loft — the most loft-specific sign in the catalog. "The Loft" · "Sleep Under the Stars." · "The Upper Bunk" · "Sweet Dreams — The Wilderness Is Waiting." · "The [Family Name] Loft"
Porch Sign A copper sign for the log cabin porch — the most wilderness-porch-specific sign in the catalog. "The Porch" · "Sit a While — The Wilderness Can Wait." · "Watch for Bears." · "The Best View Is from Here." · "The [Family Name] Porch" · "Come Sit. The Fire Is Lit."
Welcome Sign A welcome for the log cabin — in copper, on the entrance or great room wall. "Welcome to the Cabin." · "Welcome to [Cabin Name]." · "Come In — The Fire Is Lit." · "Welcome — The Wilderness Is Outside." · "Welcome — Leave the World Behind."
Finishing Details
Accent Strip A narrow copper strip — horizontal or vertical — the most wilderness-specific finishing detail in the catalog.
Crown Band A copper band along the ceiling line of the log cabin — the warm, wilderness-specific transition that completes the installation from its highest point.
The crown band in the log cabin is the most atmospherically specific ceiling transition in the catalog. A copper band running along the ceiling line — the warm metal that makes the transition between the wall and the exposed timber ceiling feel as atmospherically complete as the great log cabin interiors of the wilderness tradition.
Panel Edge Strip A copper border along the outer edge of any panel.
Inside Corner Strip For inside corners where two copper panels meet.
Outside Corner Strip For outside corners where copper panels wrap around an exterior edge.
Transition Strip At the boundary between copper and another material — stacked log, river stone, chinking, reclaimed timber, cast iron.
Stacked Log Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the stacked log section of the log cabin wall — the finishing detail that makes the transition between the copper panel and the stacked log feel as atmospherically complete as a designed feature of the wilderness building.
The stacked log surround strip is the most log cabin-specific material transition finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the stacked log — the warm ancient metal beside the warm ancient wood, the most specifically log cabin material pairing in the catalog.
River Stone Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the river stone section of the log cabin wall or fireplace — the finishing detail that makes the transition between the copper panel and the river stone feel as atmospherically complete as a designed feature of the wilderness building.
The river stone surround strip is the most wilderness-specific stone finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the river stone — the warm ancient metal beside the warm natural stone, the most specifically wilderness material pairing in the catalog.
Stone Fireplace Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the log cabin stone fireplace — the most atmospherically specific fireplace finishing detail in the catalog.
The stone fireplace surround strip is the most atmospherically specific fireplace finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the stone fireplace — the warm ancient metal beside the ancient stone, the most specifically log cabin fireplace material pairing in the catalog.
Chinking Surround Strip A copper strip running along the chinking lines of the log cabin wall — the finishing detail that makes the transition between the copper panel and the chinking feel as atmospherically complete as a designed feature of the wilderness building.
Kitchen Open Shelf Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the open shelving of the log cabin kitchen.
Kitchen Range Hood Panel A copper panel on the range hood of the log cabin kitchen.
Mudroom Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log cabin mudroom.
Loft Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log cabin loft.
Ceiling Medallion A copper medallion on the log cabin ceiling — centered above the primary seating or dining area, surrounding the antler chandelier.
The ceiling medallion in the log cabin is the most atmospherically specific ceiling installation in the catalog. A wildlife medallion — the bear, the moose, the elk — centered on the log cabin ceiling, surrounding the antler chandelier. The most specifically log cabin ceiling detail available — the warm copper above the most atmospherically dramatic room in the catalog.
Door Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the log cabin door.
Porch Column Surround Strip A copper strip running around the base of the log column of the log cabin porch — the finishing detail that makes the defining architectural feature of the log cabin exterior feel as atmospherically complete as a designed feature of the wilderness building.
The porch column surround strip is the most specifically log cabin architectural finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the base of the log porch column — the warm ancient metal at the defining architectural feature of the log cabin exterior, the most specifically wilderness finishing detail available.
For Interior Designers & Architects
Working on a log cabin project — a private cabin, a mountain retreat, a lakeside lodge, or a wilderness property?
Send a floor plan, a mood board, a reference image, or simply a description of the project. You'll receive a complete design proposal for every surface — design drawings, finish samples, project pricing, and direct communication throughout. No intermediaries. You work with the craftsman who makes every piece.
The Standard
- Hand-hammered copper, 24 gauge
- Rigid aluminum composite backing
- UV-resistant lacquer finish
- 6mm total thickness — flush against the wall
- Made to your exact measurements
- Any design. Ships in about 3 weeks.
- Photographed and approved by you before it ships
- If it's not right, we make it right
Available finishes — 15 options across four families:
Copper: Natural Copper · Brown Copper · Green Copper · Blue Copper · Black Copper · Fire Copper · Copper–Black
Silver: Silver · Silver–Copper · Silver–Gold · Silver–Black
Gold: Gold · Antique Gold · Black–Gold · Gold–Black
Most popular log cabin finishes: Natural Copper · Brown Copper · Copper–Black · Fire Copper
Note on finish: The log cabin benefits most from the warm, wilderness-specific, most atmospherically authentic finishes that suit the most romantically specific residential building in the outdoor tradition — Natural Copper, Brown Copper, Copper–Black. The Natural Copper finish is the defining finish of this page — the most log cabin-specific warm finish in the catalog, the warm, naturally patinating metal that is most alive in the firelight of the stone fireplace, most connected to the wilderness environment of the log cabin, and most honest about its natural origin. The surface that glows in the log cabin firelight more completely than any other finish available. The Brown Copper finish is the most aged-wilderness-specific finish — the finish that references the patinated copper of the great frontier building tradition, the surface that looks as though it has been part of the log cabin since the building was first raised in the wilderness. The Copper–Black finish is the most atmospherically dramatic log cabin-specific finish — the warm copper with the dark accent that references the dark timber and the dark stone of the log cabin interior, the most dramatically atmospheric finish available for the most atmospherically specific residential building. The Fire Copper finish works especially well in log cabins with a warmer, more firelight-specific aesthetic — the warm, flame-colored surface that references the firelight of the stone fireplace, the most specifically firelight-alive finish in the catalog.
How to Start
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Send a photo of your log cabin space — the stone fireplace, the stacked log wall, the exposed timber ceiling — and tell us the wilderness subject you love, the finish that speaks to you, and the wall you want to transform. We design it, show you exactly what it will look like in your atmospherically complete wilderness home, and handle everything from there.
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"The bear panel on the great room feature wall and the mountain landscape surround on the stone fireplace changed the entire log cabin. Every morning in the wilderness interior, every evening in the firelight of the stone fireplace, the copper makes the log cabin feel as considered as the most atmospherically beautiful wilderness properties in the world — the warm, wilderness-specific metal beside the stacked log wall and the river stone fireplace, the hammered surface alive in the cabin firelight. The cabin went from a beautiful wilderness property to the most considered one. The copper made it as wild as the wilderness it belongs to." — Natuross customer