Leanne Ford Interiors modernized this log cabin living room by contrasting the prominent dark wood stained beams and log walls with shades of white, from the beige plaster on the ceilings to the overstuffed white sofas layered with throw pillows. Two large modern round pendant lights make the space feel timeless but current.

In this modern log cabin home entry from JLF Architects with interior design by Jet Zarkadas, a colorful gold-framed landscape painting hangs over a carved wood console, and an airy black metal pendant light anchors the space.

Kibler & Kirch gave this Big Horn, Wyoming primary bathroom a warm and authentic log cabin feel while adding sophisticated touches like intricate sink vanity details and handmade fixtures.

The rustic stone and wood beam fireplace in this log cabin from Leanne Ford Interiors creates a focal point and a natural gathering space to spend chilly evenings cocooned with the ones you love.

This modern log cabin from JLF Architects looks out onto a golf course near Jackson, WY. The large windows and vaulted ceilings make the space feel light and airy, and leaving windows and French doors bare lets in additional natural light. Reclaimed wood and beams and a stacked stone fireplace enhance the rustic log cabin feel, while soft modern furnishings, a round glass tiered coffee table, and patterned textiles in pale shades of gray and blue add a contemporary feel.

AHG Interiors renovated this Catskills, NY, ski lodge for a young couple from Brooklyn, who wanted a rustic upstate cabin with an urban feel. Instead of the requisite deer heads, a large antler chandelier anchors the space in front of the floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. The living room has an airy, modern feel thanks to tall ceilings and warm midtoned exposed wood on the ceilings, trim, mantel, and flooring. Comfy leather armchairs and ottomans and faux fur poufs and throws add modern comfort and style.

This log cabin guest room in Telluride, CO, from JLF Architects has a separate entrance to give it a private feel. The rustic interior is elevated with color and pattern, from the Native rug layered on an antique trunk to the embroidered Pollack fabric of the curtains.

Kibler & Kirch warmed up the log and river rock walls in this Red Lodge, MT, cabin bedroom with colorful and patterned textiles, from the vintage kilim rug to the bed layered with throw pillows and blankets. An outdoor seating area accessed by French doors lets in natural light and makes the space feel open and modern without losing any of its rustic credibility.

Leanne Ford Interiors modernized part of this log cabin interior with a light plaster wash on the beams and walls of the kitchen, while skylights on the ceiling bring in natural light.

In this Red Lodge, MT, cabin bedroom from Kibler & Kirch, the warm wood tones on the walls, doors, windows, furnishings, floors, and walls are complemented by red accents, horse artwork, and a decorative skull.

AHG Interiors added natural wood wainscoting details around the walls of a built-in home bar to tie it into the rest of the rustic decor, while adding modern quartz countertops, pendant lighting, shelving, and seating.

Kibler & Kirch put the spotlight on handcrafted pieces in this radically remodeled Red Lodge, MT, cabin dining room, including the table locally made by Nicholis Kosorok. Vaulted ceiling and a river rock wall frames the built-in bar.

Reclaimed wood cabinetry and a charcoal gray farmhouse sink bring modern rustic vibes to this cabin kitchen remodel from Leanne Ford Interiors.

Interior designer Jeremiah Young of Kibler & Kirch chose handmade Mexican Saltillo tiles for the floor and countertop of this combination mudroom and laundry room in a Big Horn, WY, cabin that maintains the authentically rustic aesthetic in the most utilitarian of rooms.

Arbor & Co. added medium-toned, wide horizontal wood planks to give this twin bedroom a warm and modern log cabin feel. Touches like carpeting, a sheepskin throw on the back of a Danish modern style armchair, a simple wire-framed bunkbed, and a macrame wall hanging add throwback summer camp vibes to the space.

Kibler & Kirch outfitted the galley-style kitchen in this Rock Creek Cabin in Red Lodge, MT, with a double farmhouse sink, Navajo runner rug, and dramatic wood-and-steel range hood that gives it an updated rustic feel.

Emily Henderson Design added modern rustic vibes to this mountain house bedroom with an extra-wide reclaimed wood plank accent wall, and whitewashed wood planks lining the ceiling in a different direction. Mismatched nightstands, woven blinds, and a simple iron-framed bed layered with cozy textiles, and a patterned rug on top of the brick tile floor completes the picture.

This Big Horn, WY, cabin from Kibler & Kirch is loaded with authenticity and handmade details, including the Thomas C. Molesworth-inspired pieces such as classic leather club chairs and antique Navajo rugs. The rustic cabin fireplace and chimney are made from river rock.

Leanne Ford Interiors modernized this cabin interior with sculptural furniture and décor like a rounded sofa and table in front of the kitchen fireplace.

In this Big Horn, WY, cabin from Kibler & Kirch, a Glenn Dean oil painting hangs above a carved-front Hickory Chair chest with handmade sconces illuminating the log walls.

This New York State ski lodge bedroom from AHG Interiors has a light and airy feel thanks to abundant windows and tall ceilings. The rustic wood bed frame is finished with plush textiles including a faux fur blanket for cold nights.

WRJ Design gave a traditional Wyoming log cabin a modern makeover with clean-lined contemporary furnishings in a light color palette. A painting by Bradford Stewart modernizes the river rock fireplace wall.

Arbor & Co. added horizontal knotty wood paneling and a tiny pair of wall-mounted antlers above the bed to add modern rustic log cabin vibes to this compact Pacific Northwest bedroom.

WRJ Design added sparkle to this log cabin remodel near Jackson, WY, with a silvery shell-front cabinet, a glass lamp, a shiny silver end table, and plenty of neutral texture that turn it into a wintry wonderland escape.

AHG Interiors added charming cabin-shaped beds to this rustic kids’ bunk room that complement the low ceilings and exposed beams.

This Swedish country house from Fantastic Frank modernizes the codes of a log cabin to add warmth to a one-story home, mixing polished concrete floors with pale wood-clad walls and ceilings and adding in a modern clean-lined black glass-front wood-burning fireplace. Not a log cabin, but cozy and full of modern Scandi-style charm and simple to emulate in contemporary spaces.

Interior designers Emily Henderson and Priscilla Frost added log cabin vibes to a finished home basement with rustic wood paneling and a glazed brick fireplace decorated with vintage accents.

In this log cabin remodel near Jackson, WY, from WRJ Design, the kitchen is lightened and brightened with glass-fronted cabinets, Taj Mahal quartzite countertops, and smoked glass pendants that give it a modern feel.