Only 600 square feet of space makes this more like a permanent tent than a cabin, but the Tye River Cabin is as inviting and beautifully designed as once could imagine. The steel, concrete and wood structure, by one of our favorite and frequently blogged about architects, is situated in a dense forest near the Tye River in Skykomish, Washington and connects to the natural environment that surrounds it. Read more
Completed this year, Woodnest in Norway is a family run business offering two stunning treehouses in which you can get away from the concrete jungle. The timber structures, by architects Helen&Hard, are nicely designed, wood-clad treehouses nestled in the woods of Odda, Norway that look out over the magnificent Hardanger fjord. Read more
Now that almost everyone on the planet has been stuck within the confines of their homes due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, they may be reevaluating their living spaces, distinguishing their wants from the needs. If you’ve found that you’ve got more space and stuff than you need to happily exist, and yet you still appreciate aesthetics, the Wave Cabin may be just the home for you. Read more
Part of Australia’s Kimo Estate, JR’s Eco Hut is an A-frame cabin designed by Anthony Hunt Design and Luke Stanley Architects. Private and secluded, it’s nestled high in the hills with the Australian bush as your backyard. And it’s stunning. Read more
Whether you call it The Four Seasons House, House B or Casa B, this quiet refuge in Berrocal, Spain by architects Cayetana de la Quadra-Salcedo and Josemaria de Churtichaga of ch+qs (Churtichaga+Quadra-Salcedo Arquitectos) is far away from busy streets, populated areas and the internet. The home accommodates four comfortably and is the perfect way to go off grid for a couple, two couples or a small family. Read more
Douglas Burnham of Envelope A+D designed this very cool compound of sorts – a cluster of tented cabins on stilts connected by a wood walkway for a family in Northern California. Read more
Jackson Clements Burrows Moonlight Cabin is a small, modest coastal retreat set upon a harsh windswept landscape. Designed to open out into the elements and embrace the ever-changing landscape, it’s a mere 60 sqm of living space, but makes great use of the space. Read more
