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Log Home Wall Decor & Home Ideas in Custom Copper
Great Room Feature Walls · Stone Fireplace Surround Panels · Wildlife Wall Art · Master Suite Headboard Walls · Log Home Signs
Searching for log home wall decor? This is where copper comes in.
Natuross makes hand-hammered copper great room feature walls, stone fireplace surround panels, wildlife wall art, master suite headboard walls, and log home signs for log homes and timber frame houses — custom designed for your exact space, made to your measurements, in any finish. Every piece, designed and made by hand.
The log home is the most architecturally ambitious residential building in the natural landscape — the great room with the two-story stone fireplace, the open kitchen with the timber frame ceiling, the master suite with the mountain view, the covered deck that wraps the entire building. The hand-hammered copper panel is the most architecturally authentic natural wall surface available for the log home — the warm, naturally patinating, hand-crafted metal that belongs in the log home the way the two-story stone fireplace and the timber frame ceiling belong there — with the full authority of the most considered natural residential building in the world.
Send a photo of your log home space, describe your natural aesthetic, or tell us what you have in mind. We design everything and handle the rest.
Why Copper Belongs in the Log Home
Copper is the most architecturally authentic natural surface available. The log home is defined by the authentic natural material — the hewn log, the river stone, the granite, the warm timber. Copper is the most architecturally authentic natural wall surface available — the warm, naturally patinating metal that belongs beside the hewn log and the river stone the way no other wall surface belongs there. The copper panel in a log home is not a decorative addition. It is the correct material choice for the most architecturally ambitious natural residential building in the catalog.
Copper scales to the log home. The log home is a large, architecturally considered building — the two-story great room, the full-scale kitchen, the master suite with the mountain view. Copper scales to the log home more completely than any other wall surface available — the warm metal that can cover the full height of the two-story great room wall, the full width of the kitchen backsplash, the full scale of the master suite headboard wall. The copper panel in a log home is the most architecturally scalable wall surface available — the material that makes the log home feel as considered at full scale as the most architecturally beautiful natural homes in the world.
Copper works with every log home material. The hewn log, the river stone, the granite, the warm timber, the natural linen, the wool, the leather, the handmade ceramic, the wrought iron, the reclaimed wood — copper works with every material of the log home interior. The warm tone of copper against the warm grain of the hewn log. The hammered surface against the rough texture of the river stone. The warm metal against the cool precision of the granite. Copper is the material that makes the log home interior feel as warm as the natural world it draws from and as architecturally considered as the building it belongs to.
Copper carries the most log home subjects at the most log home scale. The log home decorative tradition is defined by the wildlife at scale — the bear, the moose, the elk, the wolf, the eagle — and the topographic at scale — the mountain, the lake, the river, the valley. Copper is the most log home surface available — the warm metal that can carry the most wildlife-specific, most topographically complete, most architecturally scaled composition in the catalog. The copper panel in a log home is the most architecturally authentic wall piece available — the surface that makes the log home interior feel as considered as the most architecturally beautiful natural homes in the world.
Great Room Ideas
Log Home Great Room Feature Wall Panel The copper panel on the primary wall of the log home great room — the most architecturally dramatic surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the most architecturally considered natural social space in the world.
The log home great room feature wall in copper is the most architecturally dramatic installation in the catalog. The copper on the great room wall — warm, architecturally natural, considered. A large-format wildlife composition at full two-story scale — the bear, the moose, the elk, the wolf, the eagle — the animals of the natural landscape rendered in deep copper relief at the full height of the great room wall. A large-format topographic composition at full scale — the mountain, the lake, the river, the valley — the landscape of the natural world rendered in copper at the full height of the great room. A large-format botanical composition — the pine, the fir, the aspen — the plants of the natural landscape rendered in copper. A celestial composition — the moon, the stars, the northern lights — the celestial world of the natural landscape rendered in copper. A pure hammered texture in a warm finish — the copper speaking through its own natural material at the full scale of the two-story great room wall.
Full Log Home Great Room Feature Wall A copper panel covering the entire feature wall of the log home great room — from floor to ceiling at full two-story height, from wall to wall — the single most architecturally dramatic surface statement in the catalog.
A single unified composition across the full two-story great room wall — the log home's most complete design statement. A large-format wildlife or topographic composition at full two-story scale — the log home great room as a room inside the most architecturally complete natural residential tradition.
Log Home Great Room Two-Story Stone Fireplace Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the two-story stone fireplace of the log home great room — the surface that makes the defining architectural feature of the log home interior feel as architecturally complete as the natural building it belongs to.
The log home great room two-story stone fireplace surround panel is the most architecturally specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper surrounding the two-story stone fireplace — warm, architecturally natural, considered. A wildlife composition in deep relief around the fireplace at full two-story height — the bear, the moose, the elk. A topographic composition — the mountain, the lake — around the fireplace. A botanical composition — the pine, the fir — around the two-story stone fireplace.
Full Log Home Great Room Fireplace Wall A copper panel covering the entire fireplace wall of the log home great room — from floor to ceiling at full two-story height, centered on the stone fireplace — the most architecturally dramatic fireplace statement in the catalog.
Log Home Great Room Timber Frame Back Panel A copper panel on the wall between the timber frame elements of the log home great room — the surface visible between the defining structural elements of the log home building, the surface that makes the log home interior feel as architecturally complete as a designed natural installation.
The log home great room timber frame back panel is the most timber-frame-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper between the timber frame elements — warm, architecturally natural, considered. The warm metal between the ancient structural timbers — the most specifically log home material pairing in the catalog.
Kitchen Ideas
Log Home Kitchen Backsplash Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the log home kitchen range — the backsplash that makes the most architecturally considered natural cooking space feel as complete as the log home it belongs to.
The log home kitchen backsplash panel makes the architecturally considered natural kitchen feel as considered as the great log home kitchen installations of the natural residential 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 natural landscape in the cooking space. A botanical composition — the pine, the wildflower, the herb — the plants of the natural landscape in the kitchen. A simple hammered texture in a warm finish.
Full Log Home Kitchen Backsplash A copper panel covering the entire backsplash of the log home kitchen — from counter to cabinet, from wall to wall.
Log Home Kitchen Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log home kitchen — the surface that defines the character of the architecturally considered natural cooking space beyond the backsplash.
Log Home Kitchen Range Hood Panel A copper panel on the range hood of the log home kitchen — the surface above the cooking range, the surface that makes the range hood feel as architecturally authentic as the log home kitchen it belongs to.
Log Home Kitchen Open Shelf Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the open shelving of the log home kitchen — the surface visible behind the displayed handmade crockery and the collected objects of the architecturally considered natural cooking space.
Log Home Kitchen Island Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the log home kitchen island — the surface visible behind the island, the surface that makes the kitchen island feel as architecturally considered as a designed feature of the open-plan log home.
Master Suite Ideas
Log Home Master Suite Headboard Wall Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the bed in the log home master suite — the headboard wall that defines the character of the most architecturally complete natural sleeping space in the catalog.
The log home master suite headboard wall panel makes the architecturally complete natural sleeping space feel as considered as the most designed log home master suite. The copper behind the bed — warm, architecturally natural, considered. A wildlife composition in shallow relief — the deer, the owl, the mountain lion — the animals of the natural landscape above the sleeping space. A celestial composition — the moon, the stars, the northern lights — the celestial world of the natural landscape above the sleeping space. A topographic composition — the mountain, the valley — the landscape of the natural world behind the sleeping space.
Full Log Home Master Suite Headboard Wall A copper panel covering the entire headboard wall of the log home master suite — from floor to ceiling, from wall to wall — the most architecturally complete natural sleeping space statement in the catalog.
Log Home Master Suite Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log home master suite — the surface that defines the character of the architecturally complete natural sleeping space beyond the headboard wall.
Log Home Master Suite Fireplace Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the log home master suite fireplace — the surface that makes the master suite fireplace feel as architecturally complete as the natural feature of the sleeping space.
Master Bathroom Ideas
Log Home Master Bathroom Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log home master bathroom — the surface that defines the character of the most architecturally considered natural bathing space in the catalog.
The log home master bathroom feature wall in copper makes the architecturally considered natural bathing space feel as considered as the great log home bathroom installations of the natural residential tradition. A wildlife composition — the deer, the fox, the owl — the animals of the natural landscape in the bathing space. A botanical composition — the pine, the fern, the wildflower — the plants of the natural landscape in the bathroom. A topographic composition — the mountain, the lake — the landscape of the natural world in the bathing space. A pure hammered texture in a warm finish.
Log Home Master Bathroom Shower Wall Panel A copper panel on the wall of the log home master shower — the surface that defines the character of the shower space in the architecturally complete natural home.
Log Home Master Bathroom Freestanding Bath Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the freestanding bath in the log home master bathroom — the surface that frames the bath and makes it feel as architecturally considered as the natural centerpiece of the bathing space.
Log Home Master Bathroom Vanity Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the log home master bathroom vanity — the surface visible behind the mirror and the basin.
Dining Room Ideas
Log Home Dining Room Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log home dining room — the surface that defines the character of the most architecturally gathered natural gathering space.
The log home dining room feature wall in copper makes the architecturally gathered natural gathering space feel as considered as the great log home dining rooms of the natural residential tradition. A large-format wildlife composition — the bear, the moose, the elk — the animals of the natural landscape above the dining table. A topographic composition — the mountain, the lake, the forest — the landscape of the natural world behind the gathering space. A botanical composition — the pine, the aspen — the plants of the natural landscape behind the dining table.
Log Home Dining Room Stone Fireplace Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the stone fireplace of the log home dining room — the surface that makes the dining room fireplace feel as architecturally complete as the natural centerpiece of the gathering space.
Entrance Hall Ideas
Log Home Entrance Hall Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log home entrance hall — the most architecturally composed natural arrival surface in the catalog.
The log home entrance hall feature wall in copper is the most architecturally composed natural arrival installation in the catalog. The copper on the entrance hall wall — warm, architecturally natural, considered. A wildlife composition — the bear, the eagle — the animals of the natural landscape at the arrival of the log home. A topographic composition — the mountain, the forest — the landscape of the natural world at the threshold. A family name composition — the personal identity at the arrival of the architecturally complete natural home.
Study Ideas
Log Home Study Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log home study — the surface that defines the character of the most specifically log home working space.
The log home study feature wall in copper makes the architecturally considered natural working space feel as considered as the great log home studies of the natural residential tradition. A wildlife composition — the eagle, the owl — the animals of the natural landscape in the working space. A topographic composition — the mountain, the valley — the landscape of the natural world in the study. A heraldic composition — the family crest, the home name — the personal identity in the architecturally considered natural working space.
Covered Deck Ideas
Log Home Covered Deck Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log home covered deck — the most specifically log home outdoor-indoor surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the defining architectural feature of the log home building.
The log home covered deck feature wall in copper is the most covered-deck-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper on the deck wall — warm, architecturally natural, weather-resistant. A wildlife composition — the bear, the deer, the eagle — the animals of the natural landscape on the covered deck. A topographic composition — the mountain, the lake, the forest — the landscape of the natural world at the outdoor-indoor threshold. A home name composition — the personal identity at the most architecturally considered outdoor face of the natural home.
Guest Suite Ideas
Log Home Guest Suite Headboard Wall Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the bed in the log home guest suite — the headboard wall that defines the character of the most specifically log home secondary sleeping space.
The log home guest suite headboard wall panel makes the secondary sleeping space feel as considered as the most designed log home guest suite. The copper behind the guest bed — warm, architecturally natural, considered. A wildlife composition in shallow relief — the deer, the owl — the animals of the natural landscape above the guest sleeping space. A botanical composition — the pine, the wildflower — the plants of the natural landscape behind the guest sleeping space.
Mudroom Ideas
Log Home Mudroom Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log home mudroom — the most specifically log home utility arrival space, the surface that defines the character of the arrival and departure space of the architecturally complete natural home.
The log home mudroom feature wall in copper is the most mudroom-specific copper installation in the catalog for the architecturally complete natural home. The copper on the mudroom wall — warm, architecturally natural, considered. A wildlife composition — the bear, the deer — the animals of the natural landscape at the arrival and departure space. A topographic composition — the mountain, the forest — the landscape of the natural world at the threshold of the outdoor home.
Wall Art & Sculpture Ideas
Log Home Wall Art Panel A significant decorative copper panel placed on the log home wall — a standalone work of art that adds warmth, natural character, and architecturally considered beauty to the most ambitious natural home.
A single powerful log home 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 home feel like the most architecturally beautiful natural residential interior in the world.
Bear Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a bear — the most log home-specific wildlife subject, rendered in precise copper relief at the scale of the log home wall.
Moose Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a moose — the most specifically northern wilderness animal, rendered in precise copper relief.
Elk Wall Panel A copper panel depicting an elk — the most specifically mountain wilderness animal, rendered in precise copper relief.
Mountain Lion Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a mountain lion — the most specifically western American wilderness animal, rendered in precise copper relief.
The mountain lion panel is the most specifically western American wilderness wall piece. The mountain lion in precise copper relief — the form, the power, the wilderness detail — rendered in copper. The defining western American wilderness animal made permanent in copper.
Wolf Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a wolf — the most atmospherically specific wilderness animal, rendered in precise copper relief.
Bald Eagle Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a bald eagle — the most specifically American natural landscape bird, rendered in precise copper relief.
Mountain Landscape Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a mountain landscape — the most topographically specific log home subject, rendered in precise copper relief.
Lake and Forest Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a lake and forest landscape — the most specifically log home lakeside topographic subject, rendered in precise copper relief.
The lake and forest panel is the most specifically log home lakeside topographic wall piece. The lake and forest in precise copper relief — the water, the treeline, the natural detail — rendered in copper. The defining lakeside landscape of the log home tradition made permanent in copper.
Northern Lights Wall Panel A copper panel depicting the northern lights — the most celestially specific natural landscape subject, rendered in precise copper relief.
Timber Frame Form Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a timber frame form — the most architecturally specific log home subject, the defining structural element of the timber frame building, rendered in precise copper relief.
The timber frame form panel is the most architecturally specific log home wall piece. The timber frame form in precise copper relief — the structural element, the natural timber, the architectural detail — rendered in copper. The defining structural element of the log home tradition made permanent in copper.
Bear Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of a bear — the most log home-specific wildlife animal, rendered in copper at a scale that makes it a statement in the architecturally complete natural home.
Moose Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of a moose — the most specifically northern 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 natural landscape bird, rendered in copper at a scale that makes it a statement.
Mountain Lion Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of a mountain lion — the most specifically western American wilderness animal, rendered in copper at a scale that makes it a statement.
The mountain lion sculpture is the most specifically western American wilderness wall piece available. The mountain lion in three-dimensional copper — the form, the power, the wilderness detail — rendered in precise detail. The defining western American wilderness animal made permanent in three-dimensional copper.
Custom Log Home Wall Sculpture A bespoke copper sculpture designed specifically for this log home — any subject from the wildlife, botanical, and topographic world, any form, any scale, prepared for indoor or outdoor installation.
Log Home Sign Ideas
The copper signs in the log home are the most architecturally specific, most naturally considered signs in the catalog — the home name, the family name, the natural philosophy that makes the most architecturally ambitious natural residential building feel as considered as the most beautifully designed log homes in the world.
Home Name Sign The name of the log home — in copper, on the feature wall or exterior. "[Home Name]" · "[Home Name] — Est. [Year]" · "The [Family Name] Lodge" · "The [Family Name] Home" · "The [Family Name] Retreat" · "Bear Mountain Lodge" · "Pine Ridge Home" · "Elk Valley Lodge" · "Wolf Creek Home" · "Aspen Ridge Lodge"
Family Name Sign The family name — in copper, on the log home great room or entrance feature wall. "[Family Name]" · "The [Family Name] Family" · "[Family Name] — Est. [Year]" · "The [Family Name] Home"
Established Sign The founding year of the log home — in copper, on the feature wall. "Est. [Year]" · "Our Home Since [Year]" · "Since [Year]" · "Built [Year]" · "This Home Has Been Ours Since [Year]"
Natural Philosophy Sign The log home's philosophy — in copper, on the 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 · "Build your home in nature. Live your life in nature." · "The natural home is the most considered home." · "Live where the air is clean and the view is long." · "Home is where the mountains are."
Study Philosophy Sign The log home study's philosophy — in copper, on the study feature wall. "Think here. Build here. Live here." · "The study is where the mind lives." · "Read. Think. Build." · "The examined life is the most considered life."
Kitchen Philosophy Sign The log home kitchen's philosophy — in copper, on the kitchen backsplash or feature wall. "From the Forest to the Table." · "Good Food. Natural Kitchen." · "Cook with Fire. Eat with Joy." · "The Kitchen Is the Heart of the Home." · "Gather Here."
Covered Deck Sign A copper sign for the log home covered deck — the most covered-deck-specific sign in the catalog. "The Deck" · "The [Family Name] Deck" · "The Best View Is from Here." · "Sit Here. The Mountains Are Waiting." · "Watch for Wildlife."
Guest Suite Sign A copper sign for the log home guest suite — the most guest-suite-specific sign in the catalog. "The Guest Suite" · "The [Name] Room" · "Welcome — The Mountains Are Outside." · "Sleep Well — The Wilderness Is Waiting." · "The [Family Name] Guest Room"
Mudroom Sign A copper sign for the log home mudroom — the most mudroom-specific sign in the catalog. "The Mudroom" · "Leave Your Boots Here." · "Wipe Your Paws." · "The Natural World Starts Here." · "Come In — Leave the Wild Outside."
Welcome Sign A welcome for the log home — in copper, on the entrance or great room wall. "Welcome to [Home Name]." · "Welcome — The Mountains Are Outside." · "Come In — The Fire Is Lit." · "Welcome — The Natural Home Is Always Open." · "Welcome — Leave the World Behind."
Finishing Details
Accent Strip A narrow copper strip — horizontal or vertical — the most architecturally natural finishing detail in the catalog.
Crown Band A copper band along the ceiling line of the log home — the warm, architecturally natural transition that completes the installation from its highest point.
The crown band in the log home is the most architecturally natural 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 timber frame ceiling feel as architecturally complete as the great log home interiors of the natural residential 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 — hewn log, river stone, granite, timber frame, reclaimed wood.
Hewn Log Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the hewn log section of the log home wall — the finishing detail that makes the transition between the copper panel and the hewn log feel as architecturally complete as a designed feature of the natural building.
The hewn log surround strip is the most log home-specific material transition finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the hewn log — the warm ancient metal beside the warm ancient wood, the most specifically log home material pairing in the catalog.
River Stone Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the river stone section of the log home wall or fireplace.
Granite Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the granite section of the log home wall or kitchen — the finishing detail that makes the transition between the copper panel and the granite feel as architecturally complete as a designed feature of the natural building.
The granite surround strip is the most architecturally specific log home stone finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the granite — the warm ancient metal beside the cool natural stone, the most specifically architecturally considered log home material pairing in the catalog.
Timber Frame Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the timber frame element of the log home — the finishing detail that makes the transition between the copper panel and the timber frame feel as architecturally complete as a designed feature of the natural building.
The timber frame surround strip is the most architecturally specific log home structural finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the timber frame element — the warm ancient metal beside the warm ancient structural timber, the most specifically architecturally considered log home finishing detail available.
Two-Story Stone Fireplace Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the two-story stone fireplace of the log home great room — the most architecturally dramatic fireplace finishing detail in the catalog.
The two-story stone fireplace surround strip is the most architecturally dramatic fireplace finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the two-story stone fireplace — the warm ancient metal beside the ancient stone at the full height of the great room, the most architecturally specific log home fireplace finishing detail available.
Kitchen Island Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the log home kitchen island.
Kitchen Open Shelf Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the open shelving of the log home kitchen.
Kitchen Range Hood Panel A copper panel on the range hood of the log home kitchen.
Freestanding Bath Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the freestanding bath in the log home master bathroom.
Covered Deck Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the log home covered deck.
Guest Suite Headboard Wall Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the bed in the log home guest suite.
Ceiling Medallion A copper medallion on the log home ceiling — centered above the primary seating or dining area, surrounding the chandelier or the pendant light.
The ceiling medallion in the log home is the most architecturally natural ceiling installation in the catalog. A wildlife medallion — the bear, the moose, the elk — centered on the log home ceiling, surrounding the chandelier. The most specifically log home ceiling detail available — the warm copper above the most architecturally dramatic natural room in the catalog.
Timber Frame Ceiling Accent Strip A copper strip running along the timber frame elements of the log home ceiling — the finishing detail that makes the defining structural ceiling feature of the log home feel as architecturally complete as a designed feature of the natural building.
The timber frame ceiling accent strip is the most architecturally specific log home ceiling finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running along the timber frame elements of the ceiling — the warm ancient metal following the defining structural ceiling form of the log home, the most specifically architecturally considered log home ceiling finishing detail available.
Door Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the log home door.
Covered Deck Column Surround Strip A copper strip running around the base of the log column of the log home covered deck — the finishing detail that makes the defining architectural feature of the log home exterior feel as architecturally complete as a designed feature of the natural building.
For Interior Designers & Architects
Working on a log home project — a new build, a renovation, a timber frame home, or a mountain lodge?
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 home finishes: Natural Copper · Brown Copper · Copper–Black · Green Copper
Note on finish: The log home benefits most from the warm, architecturally natural, most authentically patinating finishes that suit the most architecturally ambitious natural residential building — Natural Copper, Brown Copper, Copper–Black. The Natural Copper finish is the defining finish of this page — the most log home-specific warm finish in the catalog, the warm, naturally patinating metal that is most alive in the natural light of the log home, most connected to the natural environment of the building, and most honest about its natural origin. The surface that belongs beside the hewn log and the river stone the way no other finish belongs there. The Brown Copper finish is the most aged-natural-specific finish — the finish that references the patinated copper of the great natural building tradition, the surface that looks as though it has been part of the log home since the building was first raised in the natural landscape. The Copper–Black finish is the most architecturally dramatic log home-specific finish — the warm copper with the dark accent that references the dark timber and the dark stone of the log home interior, the most architecturally dramatic finish available for the most architecturally ambitious natural residential building. The Green Copper finish works well in log homes with a more naturally patinated, more forest-connected aesthetic — the finish that references the natural verdigris of copper in the forest environment of the log home, the most specifically forest-natural finish available.
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"The elk panel on the great room feature wall at full two-story height and the mountain landscape surround on the two-story stone fireplace changed the entire log home. Every morning in the architecturally complete natural interior, every evening in the great room, the copper makes the log home feel as considered as the most architecturally beautiful natural homes in the world — the warm, natural metal beside the hewn log wall and the two-story stone fireplace, the hammered surface alive in the natural light. The home went from a beautiful natural property to the most considered one. The copper made it as architecturally complete as the natural landscape it belongs to." — Natuross customer