Need nice looking log racks for covered front porch

I need to buy some nice well built log racks for the covered front porch.

Wifey doesn't like the cut down pallets w/ 2" x 4" for ends any longer as it looks like crap. Looks fine to me, but she is the boss.

I need:

(1) 10' long
(1) 8' long
(2) 4' long

Where do you guys recommend purchasing from?

Buy or build? I made several (8 cord worth) of a modified design of the link below.

http://endofordinary.blogspot.com/2009/05/firewood-racks.html

It's pretty simple to make one using just 2 x 4's. The top though is different as there are many options. I just used a sheet of our old galvanized roofing. In the summer I remove it and then replace in the fall.

You can build a 2x4 rack or buy the metal style racks and then cover them with this: http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200395529_200395529?cm_mmc=Google-pla-_-Logging-_-Logging Accessories-_-395071&ci_sku=395071&cipa=pla&ci_kw={keyword}&gclid=CNDm_rCy0rQCFYZaMgodlRUASQ

I've got two metal racks and one 2x4 rack on my front porch - all covered with 3 of the above tarps. I really like this style tarp - velcro closures - 4' long makes for easy in/out of wood. VERY sturdy tarp material - not your ordinary tarp stuff from the box stores. The covers come in 8' long also but I chose the 4' for convenience of the in/out.

Oh course the wood on the porch is seasoned 3 yrs. and has been brought up from the backyard pallet seasoning racks.

I think if you could make some nice racks out of 2x4s and paint or stain them and your wife would be happy!

I used the same plans as on the link provided by brian89gp for about the same amount of wood. I made a smaller, fancier version for our covered front deck. I added some cheap trim from the re-store and painted it white. It won the wife's approval. It's quick, easy and cheap.

http://www.tractorsupply.com/redstone-trade-firewood-rack-plus-cover-1030855
http://www.tractorsupply.com/redstone-trade-adjustable-log-rack-bracket-set-1030806

On my deck is a 4' steel tube rack (given to me) with a cover similar to tho one in Shari's link. Keeps rain, snow sleet off of a weeks worth of wood & is very convenient. I take it off when I refill & otherwise use the velcro. Works well for me