Norwegian studio Lund Hagem designed Cabin Knapphullet, a beautiful Sandefjord seaside home surrounded by natural rock formations and dense vegetation. The building is quite small, 30 m2, but vertically has three levels- the basement, the ground floor level and the roof. The architects wanted to maximize the use of natural shelter but also to provide a …
Continuing with perfect retreats, we present you the Moonlight Cabin, a small getaway located on the coast of the Australian state of Victoria. The cabin is designed for a couple with two kids by Melbourne-based architects Jackson Clements Burrows. With just 60m2 this cabin will minimize energy use and maximize the space. “The cabin is an escape from the intensity …
For those of you that sometimes wish to escape big cities, pack up a few things and spend time in nature, this is exactly what Getaway is all about. They organize perfect retreats in private tiny houses in the woods. What a way to refresh your daily routine! Getaway Tiny Cabins are located near Boston …
Dom’Up is an innovative suspended treehouse designed as the ultimate getaway. This beautiful and environmentally friendly treehouse was designed by a Dutch arboriculturist Bruno de Grunne and architect Nicolas d’Ursel. They also invented the unique suspension system that makes the treehouse look like a hammock. What’s so special about this system is the fact that’s it’s very …
If you’re thinking about a Pacific Northwest getaway, you should definitely check out this incredibly cosy looking Tye Haus – A-Frame Cabin. The 1100 sq ft Tye Haus is located in a private cabin community of Timber Lane Village and can accommodate six people. So what can you do there? Tye Haus is heaven for winter skiing …
If you wish to escape a busy lifestyle, at least for a weekend, spending time in nature is always a good idea. This 1,740 square feet modern cabin can be a perfect weekend getaway and a heaven for photographers. It’s located on the banks of the Blaeberry River in British Columbia and it takes only a …
After recently featuring another architect from Olson Kundig Architects, today we’re here to tell you about Jim Olson’s project that’s gonna blow you away. The sole fact that it has been in the process of creation for fifty-five years should tell you enough about it, but let us tell you some more details about the …