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Log cabins are versatile outdoor retreats that can be used for year-round enjoyment. If you’re wondering what you can do with yours, or wondering whether a log cabin is worth it, you’re on the right page. We’ve curated these 99 log cabin decor ideas just for you! With a touch of creativity, you can maximise its potential and transform it into something new and exciting. Ready?
1. Pet shelter
Even a small log cabin unit will suffice for one or two of your furry friends. Think of this concept as their home, so make sure it’s pleasant enough for them to live in. Install ventilation and insulation to maintain good airflow and temperature inside the coop.
2. Writer’s retreat
Transform your log cabin into a haven for writing creativity! The rustic ambience and natural surroundings of your garden are an added bonus. Decorate it to your liking to create a productive setting for your literary endeavours.
3. Backyard studio
With the right setup, a garden cabin can become a dream studio for artists or aspiring creatives. Insulation is key for comfort and soundproofing purposes. Take a cue from the BillyOh Outpost. It’s fully insulated with a modular design, creating the ideal environment for a music studio.
4. Overwintering plants
If you’re worried about some of your plants not surviving the winter, but don’t want to keep them inside your house, a log cabin can make an excellent alternative. The added warmth provided by the cabin’s timber walls will keep your plants from freezing, and the windows will enable them to receive plenty of sunlight still. Just remember to still water them as they won’t receive any rain.
5. Chicken coop
Raising chickens can be rewarding, and if you’re intrigued by this idea, building a coop out of your log cabin is the way! It can save you money while providing the chickens with a safe and comfortable home. Add nesting boxes where they can lay eggs, as well as a litter tray for their convenience.
6. Wildlife spotting den
If your garden sees a lot of animal traffic passing through, your log cabin can make an excellent observation point to watch them from. Position it in a good location to observe birds, cats, and more beautiful roaming creatures. Ideal for gardens in rural areas.
7. Man cave
Man caves are for the gents seeking a private space for relaxation and entertainment. With the help of these shed man cave ideas, you can create a hub for sports events or simply unwind with your best pals.
8. Garage conversion for bikes and cars
No garage? No problem? Convert your cabin shed into a makeshift garage to house your bikes, motorcycles, or a small car. Provided you have the space, its robust construction and ample space can protect your vehicles from harsh elements.
9. Garden bakery
Thinking of starting a small home business? A garden bakery could be the perfect venture for you, and you can small with a log cabin as your store. It may cost you upfront, but it will save you money from rent in the long run. Maybe it’s time to open your backyard for your neighbours to indulge in your baked goods!
10. Couples retreat
Create a romantic escape within your log cabin that you can use to relax away from the house. Set up an intimate interior for a perfect hideaway experience for you and your partner. Consider adding a small dining area or a large projector for a movie marathon session.
11. Hobby room
A log cabin as a hobby room can offer seclusion and focus, provided with the right setup. Maximise natural light with well-placed windows and add storage to keep it clutter-free. Customise the decor to inspire your creativity, be it for painting, crafting, and so on.
12. Playhouse for kids
Your children will love this, for sure! A magical kid’s playhouse furnished with child-sized furniture and a selection of toys sounds just right. Prioritise safety with childproofing measures and create a fun and imaginative play environment. Don’t want to sacrifice your space for the kids? Get the best of both worlds with a log cabin playhouse.
13. Garden bar
Log cabins can be used for almost anything, including garden bars! Complete your backyard bash setup with one using your existing outbuilding. Install a bar counter, set up comfortable seating, and hang ambient lighting. Stock it with your favourite drinks and take inspiration from these shed bar ideas for more!
14. Outdoor dining (al fresco)
Customise your summer house log cabin and create an al fresco dining experience. Set up a functional outdoor dining area with a table, chairs, and ambient cheap outdoor lights. This space allows you to enjoy meals amidst the natural beauty and fresh air.
15. Home office
Take this opportunity to create your dream garden office away from distractions. Insulate for year-round comfort and equip it with your must-have essentials. Read our guide, ‘Office Design: How to Suit Your Garden Office to Your Job,’ for more ideas.
16. Home gym building
Turn your cabin retreat into a garden gym and stay on top of your fitness routine! Fill it with exercise equipment, hang mirrors, and add ventilation for an ultimate workout space. Top tip: If you’re starting from scratch, our guide to the garden gym shed can be a great reference.
17. Living space extension
Gain extra living space with a log cabin house extension without the expense of a full construction job. You can do it yourself or with the help of a friend – simply install it in a spot that connects to your house, install a doorway if you like, and that’s basically it!
18. Guest room
If you often have friends or family members coming over, make them feel more at home by providing them with a guest room. Outfit it with a comfortable bed, linens, and basic amenities. This will ensure comfort and make the log cabin interior decor a welcoming space for them.
19. DIY workshop
Use the log cabin as your space for building, painting and repairing. Hang shelving units and pegboards where you can display all your tools. Treat yourself to your own workbench for tackling various projects, to turn it into a proper garden workshop.
20. Garden salon
The idea of opening a garden salon in the UK is hotting up. A log cabin is preferable because it can provide a permanent place to run your dream salon. Check out our guide, ‘How to Create Your Log Cabin Beauty Salon,’ for more information.
21. Child daycare
For this approach, focus on childproofing, colourful decor, and ample educational toys. Comply with local regulations for childcare facilities if necessary. Consider hiring trained staff to provide a structured and educational environment.
22. Potting shed alternative
This can make a clever makeshift potting shed or greenhouse. Furnish it with a workbench and shelving units, and it’ll be ready for use. Organise your gardening tools, potting soil, and others in their respective places. Position the log cabin in a sunny spot for optimal seeding and propagation.
23. Backyard-barn storage
Give your log cabin a makeover by painting the exterior walls with barn-red paint or stain. Install a small cupola on the roof, a traditional barn feature. If your cabin has horizontal log siding, add vertical boards between the logs. Finish the look with large sliding doors at the entrance or on one side of the structure.
24. Home cinema
A log cabin cinema is the solution to achieving your dream theatre-like experience without leaving your property. The building process involves eight steps, and our DIY home cinema guide can help you get started. Once complete, sit back, relax, and enjoy movies with family and friends.
25. Stargazing retreat
Creating a stargazing retreat in your log cabin may require extra effort in interior decor. Begin with modifying the roof, which can be opened to enjoy the night sky fully. There should be no buildings or any barriers obstructing the view where the telescope lens will be pointed.
26. Traditional cabin farmhouse
The rustic charm of log cabins aligns with the qualities of farmhouses. This leaves you with the task of decorating the space to make and feel it like one. Leave the wooden beams exposed on the interior ceiling and furnish the room with vintage or antique furniture pieces.
27. Log cabin turned into a summer house
A log cabin and summer house almost share similar features, but many log cabins lack the large window features of summerhouses. Focus on this area to achieve the ambience of the latter.
Read our guide, ‘Corner Summer House vs Corner Log Cabin: Which One’s Best For You?’ to learn more.
28. Outdoor kitchen
The benefits of converting your log cabin into an outdoor kitchen are many. It allows you to host gatherings outdoors without constantly running inside your home. Plus, it can be a great storage for your BBQ equipment if the space permits. This concept might work for you if you love outdoor cookouts.
29. Excellent storage solution
Use your cabin as a reliable garden storage unit, keeping items in place and easily accessible. Install customised shelves, racks, and storage units to maximise space utilisation. With it, you can keep your outdoor space free from clutter.
30. Warehouse
In need of extensive storage space? Say hello to the cabin warehouse makeover! This idea involves extensive shelving and organisation systems. Install insulation and ventilation to maintain consistent temperatures and humidity levels. You’ll also want easy access for loading and unloading goods and, of course, robust security.
31. Photography studio
You can transform your log cabin into a professional photography studio. Paint the interior walls and ceiling white to create a clean background and built-in reflectors. Set up extra lighting and your cameras, and use a corner to place your computer and monitor for viewing and editing.
32. Personal library
Make your pressure treated log cabin a haven for book lovers. Install built-in bookshelves, add comfortable seating, and hang cosy lighting. Add a little seating corner with a view of the garden to set the mood.
33. Learning area for homeschoolers
Create a dedicated homeschooling space for your children. Equip the room with desks, a shelf full of educational materials, and ample storage for art supplies. Ensure the cabin is placed in a quiet atmosphere for focused learning.
34. Yoga studio
If your garden gym has enough space, consider setting up a yoga spot in a corner. Place quality yoga mats in the area and create space for meditation and relaxation. Make sure to separate yoga equipment from gym essentials for proper storage.
35. Dance studio
Wouldn’t it be nice to have a dance studio in your garden room? You could warm up with a ballet barre every morning, practise your routines, and achieve your dance goals. If you have the space to move freely, a log cabin dance studio is worth considering!
36. Smokehouse
Preserve meats and enhance their flavour with a log cabin smokehouse. Hang racks and hooks to hang meat, fish, or whatever that needs to be smoked. Add a chimney or event for airflow and smoke control. This concept works well even for small and tall log cabin units.
37. Teenage hangout
Think of this as an upgraded version of a children’s playhouse designed for teenagers! Customise the cabin as you would in a playroom, but make sure it suits their interest, whether gaming, music, movie watching, or sleepovers.
38. Party pavilion
Make your log cabin the ultimate entertainment hub for your next outdoor parties and gatherings. Install a mini bar corner with seating, and set up a dancefloor on the other side with the party lights on. Or make it a place for chitchat with a comfy sofa set while the party goes on in the backyard.
39. Outdoor aviary
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This take on the wildlife garden idea is perfect for bird enthusiasts. Use fencing and netting to create a safe space for your feathered friends. Add perches, feeders, and non-toxic plants to make a welcoming environment for local and migratory birds.
40. Greenhouse cabin
Imagine what a standard wooden greenhouse looks like when converting your log cabin into one. For instance, there should be plenty of windows positioned in direct sunlight to encourage plant growth. Check out our guide, ‘How to Create a Greenhouse Setup on a Tight Budget,’ for more information.
41. Pool house
A log cabin pool house is the solution to keeping your pool equipment and towels in one place instead of being all over the place. If there’s enough space, consider adding changing facilities and a small shower area for added functionality.
42. Firewood storage
Now’s the time to take these log store ideas to create your dream firewood storage! Install sturdy shelving or racks for organised stacking. Keep at least one side open to regulate ventilation, prevent moisture, and maintain the quality of the firewood.
43. BBQ gazebo house
Running out of ideas? Why not turn your cabin building into a dedicated barbecue and outdoor dining area? Install a grill, countertops, and seating. Your BBQ Sunjoy gazebo offers a space to enjoy al fresco cooking and entertainment.
44. Cabin for hunting
Say hello to a rustic hunting retreat! Prepare storage to keep hunting gear organised and leave a bare wall to hang your collections, e.g., your vintage hunting rifles, a deer’s antler, and so on.
45. Boat garage
Another idea is a boat house conversion for your rowing or motor boat. This storage solution is especially handy if your home or vacation retreat is near a lake. Situate the log cabin nearby for easy access whenever you want to take a boat ride.
46. ATV and snowmobile storage
Alternatively, use your garden building to house your ATVs and snowmobiles, keeping these vehicles out of the elements and secure. The cabin’s wooden floor is best for preventing tyre damage and keeping the cold ground at bay.
47. Golf cabin
Take advantage of your log cabin’s blank slate and turn it into a mini golf haven. Install a launch monitor or simulator with an enclosure and a hitting surface. Opt for an extra thick turf to absorb impact and reduce club head speed on mis-hits.
48. Farm tool storage
A mini log cabin store, such as this BillyOh Pro Apex Log Cabin Shed, makes the perfect farming companion. It can keep all your essentials in one place, including bulky equipment like a pulling wagon, ploughs, and mowers.
49. Garden furniture storage
This idea is particularly useful during the off-season. Instead of cramming your garage or basement with furniture during harsh winter days, store these outdoor pieces safely in your log cabin. Cover them to keep them dust-free and ready for use next season.
50. Gaming room
Treat yourself to a dedicated space for video games and other recreational activities. Equip it with a PC area for your computer and add gaming consoles for variety. Read our guide, ‘Log & Play: Crafting the Ultimate Log Cabin Games Room’ for more ideas!
51. Movie concession cabin stand
Enhance your home theatre experience with a log cabin concession stand. Install shelves to display a variety of snacks, set up a popcorn machine, and add a mini-fridge for beverages. This adds an extra fun and authentic touch to your garden movie nights with friends and family!
52. She shed
A log cabin can become a tranquil she-shed — a private retreat for relaxation and hobbies for the ladies. Personalise the interior with decors that suit your style. The possibilities are endless, especially with a list of she-shed ideas for inspiration.
53. Handy cubby
Too much stuff in the house? Use your log cabin as a space to arrange all your old clothes, toys and ornaments that don’t get used anymore. Bag them up and take them down to the cabin so that they’re not taking up your living space. Then you can start sorting them into the categories of sell, dump or keep. You’ll be ready for the car boot sale in no time.
54. Toy cabin storage
Keep your backyard tidy and free from your little one’s clutter with a cabin toy store. Store your children’s slide, bikes, and other sporting equipment in an organised space for easy access. Maximise the room by adding hooks and shelves for additional storage and floor space.
55. Dog house
Upgrade your pet’s living space by transforming your Devon log cabin into a luxurious dog house. Insulate it for comfort, provide bedding, and ensure proper ventilation. Personalise it with your pet’s name and add a fenced outdoor area for play.
56. Dedicated space for bicycles and gears
Utilise the cabin building as a home for your family’s bicycles and cycling gear. This is perfect if you have a few two-wheels and want them to have space. Turn a small corner into a repair area and hang hooks on the ceiling to store your spare tyres, tubes, chains, or even your bikes.
57. Outdoor shower and toilet
Whether you have a backyard pool or not, an outdoor shower lets you enjoy a luxurious outdoor summer experience. Take a quick shower after tending your vegetable garden or playing lawn games. Or cleanse your soul with a view of nature.
58. Business expansion
Expand your home-based business using the log garden room as a separate workspace. Customise it to meet your business needs. The larger the cabin is, the better! Take the BillyOh Kent garden office as an inspiration.
59. Storm shelter
If you’re caught outside when the weather turns, seek shelter in the dry comfort of your trusty log cabin. If you have a larger garden or field, or you just enjoy the idea of a wooden hideaway when the rain is lashing down, this idea is for you.
Tip: Stock food, water, and clothing for added comfort through the storm. Make sure there is sanitation and camping gear for long-lasting storms.60. Animal feed storage
A cabin turned into a storage for animal feed is a treat for both owners and the animals themselves. Use airtight containers to keep feed fresh and pests at bay. Add labels for easy identification and put up wall shelving units, or invest in a cabinet to tuck them away. This setup would look great near your chicken coop, don’t you think?
61. Camping cabin
This is your chance to create a rustic camping cabin experience. Add bunk beds, camping gear storage, and rustic decor. Provide amenities such as an electric stove heater for an authentic camping atmosphere and to keep the inside warm.
62. Wheelie bin storage
A small log cabin cabin makes a great wheelie bin storage alternative. Use it as a concealed trash storage area to keep your property neat and organised. Design it with efficient waste disposal in mind and include interior dividers. Keep the doors secure and free from exposure to the elements.
63. Sports dugout
A log cabin turned into a sports dugout might be every sports enthusiast’s dream. For this covered shelter concept, add rows of seating, equipment storage, and a whiteboard for game strategies. This can also be a hideout or playhouse for your children, especially if they love to play baseball. It gives them a taste of what playing bat-and-ball sports is like!
64. Music therapy room
Create a peaceful music therapy space in your fully insulated garden room. Furnish it with musical instruments, cosy seating, and acoustic treatment for sound quality. This tranquil environment can aid in healing and relaxation, with the bonus of a garden view.
65. Outdoor living space
Expand your outdoor living space by incorporating the log cabin. Add a deck or patio and furnish it with rattan garden furniture, and enjoy a morning or afternoon tea in this area while embracing the outdoors. Install log cabin wall lights for ambience during evenings.
66. Gardening company
What if you set up a small gardening business, helping beginners and seasoned green thumbs alike cultivate their gardens with a variety of plants and blooms? When a potential customer expresses interest in consultations, invite them to your mini cabin office. Use one wall to display posters of every plant you offer, create a section where they can see and touch the seeds, and set aside a room for administrative tasks. The possibilities are endless!
67. Pet grooming business
This concept is basically what a standard pet grooming business is, except it’s in a log cabin rather than a commercial space. Design it to reassure pet owners about leaving their beloved pets in your care. This could be a profitable opportunity, especially in pet-friendly neighbourhoods. You can offer them convenient services without the need for owners to travel into the city.
68. Architect’s studio
With all these ideas, have you considered turning your cabin into an architect’s studio? Well, take this as a sign, especially if you’re an architect yourself! Install drafting tables, storage for blueprints, and natural lighting. Focus on creating an inspiring environment for architectural design and creativity.
69. Rental space or Airbnb
Generate extra income by renting out your log cabin on platforms like Airbnb. Furnish it with comfortable amenities and provide clear instructions to ensure guests have a pleasant stay. Provide a special experience that uses the cabin’s rustic charm and natural surroundings, like adding a porch with an outdoor hot tub.
70. Farmer’s market booth
If you’re looking for a sturdier and more permanent solution for your farmer’s market booth, a log cabin might be for you. Think of it as an upgraded version of the usual tent, where customers can feel like they are entering a mini-store. Add refrigerators and keep the room air-conditioned for fresh produce.
71. Beekeeper (Beehouse)
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Provide shelter for native bees by creating an expanded beehouse using a log cabin. Inside, they can create their comb and fill the cells with honey on waxed frames that hang vertically inside the super. A bee-friendly garden will attract more bees and help with plant pollination.
72. Car detailing and electronics repairs
Create a service centre for car detailing and electronics repairs. Install workstations with the necessary equipment for various maintenance jobs. The larger the cabin, the better, as you can accommodate more customers!
73. T-shirt printing business
Start a t-shirt printing business in your backyard without paying monthly rental fees. Guarantee the best services by investing in the printer, heat press machine, inks and transfer paper, and dryer. Offer unique designs and tap into current trends to make it profitable.
74. Recycling service
Use the log cabin as a recycling collection and processing centre. Organise bins for various recyclables and ensure proper disposal methods. Promote recycling awareness and offer convenience for the community.
75. Garden getaway
Convert a contemporary log cabin into a getaway where you or your guests can relax amidst a lush garden. Depending on the size of the structure, make it multi-room for more functionality. Have one room for entertainment and another for relaxing or dining.
76. Spa and massage room
This is a great business idea if you’re a wellness enthusiast! Promote self-care and provide relaxation resources to your community with quality services. Who knows? It might become the next talk of the town!
77. Sleepover sanctuary
Transform the log cabin into a sleepover sanctuary for children’s parties. Decorate the room to ensure parents approve of letting their kids stay over. Add bunk beds to accommodate groups and have spare sleeping bags ready in case an extra friend joins in.
78. Filming room
Utilise the log cabin as a filming room for video production. Install soundproofing, lighting equipment, and storage for camera gear. Set up the room with versatility in mind for different filming setups and creative shots. With your creativity and effort, you’ll have a production room ready for rolling.
79. Florist shed
Starting a floral business in your front or back garden makes perfect sense, doesn’t it? Your log cabin with a porch is an ideal spot. Floor-to-ceiling windows would keep the interior bright, airy, and perfect for the blooms. This is where you can showcase your beautiful arrangements and attract customers passing by your property.
80. Wood boiler housing
If you don’t have a room to store your boiler in your home, your garden cabin might be the perfect solution, provided it’s set up right. For one, there should be proper ventilation and safety measures in place. Once set up, cabin boiler housing can protect your heating equipment from the elements, prolonging its lifespan.
81. Pumpkin patch store
Use your log cabin workshop as a pumpkin patch store during the fall season. Decorate with pumpkins, gourds, and seasonal decor. Offer a variety of pumpkins and fall-related items to create a festive atmosphere. This setup would look amazing next to your farmer’s market booth or a friend’s!
82. Santa’s workshop
Create a magical Santa’s workshop in an apex log cabin during the holiday season. Fill the room with holiday-themed decor, toys, and treats. Offer photo opportunities with Santa and engage in festive activities for children and everyone else. This will create a memorable experience not only for the kids but also for the entire community.
83. Community garden cabin
Convert the garden structure into a central hub for a community garden. Provide storage for tools, gardening supplies, and a space for workshops and meetings. This can be a great way to promote a sense of community and collaboration among gardeners.
84. Outdoor pantry
Running out of space in the kitchen? Take advantage of your cabin and use it as a pantry for storing non-perishable food items. Install shelves and proper storage containers to keep food items organised. Ensure the space is pest-free and humidity-controlled with careful planning.
85. Backyard coffee shop
Create a smaller version of a coffee joint using your log cabin. Include a coffee counter, pastry cases, and a serving window. Set up metal dining furniture in the garden so customers can enjoy their drinks with a view of nature. Display a chalkboard featuring special discounts for your neighbours!
86. Pottery studio
For this setup, you’ll need a larger cabin room to accommodate pottery wheels, a work table, clay storage areas, and a sink with running water. A separate room for glazing and kiln firing is also a must. Although this can be quite expensive initially due to the specialised equipment required, it’s worth considering if you’re a potter.
87. Sewing and weaving studio
To put together your sewing studio, create a workspace for your sewing machine and a dedicated area for cutting and ironing. Store your fabrics vertically on bookshelves and keep smaller supplies in boxes, bins, or baskets. Aim to have as many shelves as possible for storing fabrics, notions, and accessories. If possible, choose a space with good natural light.
88. Chemical storage
If you work with chemicals for your job based out of your home, a log cabin can make an excellent storage solution. Any chemicals that may react with each other must be kept separately at a distance of at least three metres, per COSHH regulations.
Note: Acids and alkalis must be kept on separate shelves. All flammable liquids must be stored in fire-resistant containers, bins, and cabinets. Label containers and ensure proper ventilation to maintain safe storage and handling.
89. Plant gallery
Use your log cabin’s rustic charm to showcase your plant collection amidst the beauty of your green space. Transform it into a greenhouse-like structure with plenty of windows to let in more sunlight. Install shelves to display a variety of potted plants and flowers, including climbers on trellises. Add a mini fountain in the centre for a dramatic touch.
90. Hosting room
Not sure what to do with your log cabin? Consider turning it into a hosting room business. Design it to cater to the specific needs of each client. Keep the interior minimal, clean, and organised with lots of natural sunlight.
Customers can use it as a self-portrait studio, business workshop, creative space, and more. Have additional garden tables and chairs available for any special requests.
91. Food hut
This log cabin interior idea is similar to food trucks, but instead, it’s a food hut situated in your garden. Install a kitchenette where you can prepare and cook your speciality dishes, along with a serving area. Hang solar-powered lantern string lights outside and set up tables and chairs to create a rustic alfresco dining ambience.
92. Barbershop
A local barbershop sounds like a plan for a community or town with many garden salons. Start with at least two barber chairs and large mirrors, and invest in quality grooming supplies. Keep the space air-conditioned for comfort, and add a large sign outside to let everyone know you’re open for business!
93. Little Marrakech
Have a reminiscent of Marrakech in your garden with a Moroccan-inspired oasis. Decorate the interior with vibrant colours, textiles, and furniture, such as low-to-the-ground couches and sofas upholstered wool, silk, or velvet. Create a cosy retreat for cultural immersion and get ready to be transported to a paradise.
94. Country pursuits
Use the log cabin as a base for country pursuits like fishing. Hang your fishing rods in hooks, and place a comfy sofa in the middle with a small mini bar corner for chilling out.
95. Sports commentary booth
Convert the log cabin into a booth for commentating on live sports events from home. Equip the garden room with a large TV, a computer, recording equipment and an internet connection to stream your thoughts to your audience.
96. Winter hideout
Winter is coming! Create a hideout for this season and furnish it with warm blankets, a fireplace, and comfort food. Make it a retreat for relaxation and hygge-inspired moments during the colder months. Use a fully insulated log cabin for added comfort.
97. Space cabin
Give the log cabin a futuristic twist by transforming it into a space-themed cabin. Decorate with space-themed decor and provide educational exhibits on astronomy and space exploration. Space enthusiasts, both children and adults alike, will love to visit this!
98. A Halloween/spooky house
You may or may not like this idea, but use the cabin as a spooky haunted house or other themed events. Decorate with eerie props, lighting effects, and actors in costumes. Overall, this will create a spine-tingling and entertaining Halloween experience.
99. BBQ to-go
This summer, open a small BBQ to-go business using your mini log cabin as the store, with your trusty grill on the side. Make sure there’s enough ventilation and, ideally a chimney to suck up smoke and other pollutants inside. Or, place the grill outside, but keep it away from the tables and chairs where customers wait for their orders.
Tip: Use the cabin as a BBQ shelter to protect it from frost and harsh elements during winter months.
Round-up
That wraps up our 99 log cabin makeover ideas! With this guide, you’ll never run short of inspiration. We leave the planning and decorating to you, and we believe you’re already great at it!
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