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Workstation Cabin by Hello Wood

Workstation Cabin by Hello Wood

Unleash your creativity in the ultimate sanctuary: The Workstation Cabin. Nestled amidst the rich culture and stunning architecture of Budapest, Hungary, this innovative retreat by renowned design studio Hello Wood is an idyllic haven for professionals and creatives alike.

Combining an innovative approach with a rustic design style, this cabin exudes a sense of tranquility and natural beauty, creating a workspace that blends effortlessly with its surroundings. The Workstation Cabin does not just redefine the idea of a home office—it reimagines what a retreat can be, providing a private, adaptable space that can transform into a guest room, a playroom, or a serene spot for relaxation.

Tungestølen by Snøhetta

Tungestølen by Snøhetta

Introducing Tungestølen, an architectural marvel nestled in Luster, Norway. Once devastated by Cyclone Dagmar in 2011, this historic tourist cabin has been reinvented by the esteemed design team at Snøhetta in 2020. These new cabins, perfect for adventure seekers and families alike, are expertly designed to withstand the forces of nature, while providing a cozy and contemplative interior experience.

With a striking mix of pentagonal and oblique shapes, panoramic windows, and a welcoming communal space, the cabins frame the breathtaking Norwegian mountainscape in style. The Tungestølen cabins, once completed, will be able to house up to 50 guests, making it the perfect starting point for exploring the local glaciers or simply soaking in the awe-inspiring views.

Ashen Cabin by Hannah

Ashen Cabin by Hannah

Introducing the innovative Ashen Cabin, a marvel of futuristic design located in the serene landscapes of upstate New York. Crafted by HANNAH, the ingenious design firm run by assistant professors of architecture Leslie Lok and Sasa Zivkovic from Cornell University, this architectural jewel stands as a testament to their groundbreaking response to environmental crisis.

Seamlessly blending robotic technology and 3D printing in timber and concrete construction, this cabin explores the future of home construction. But what’s truly remarkable is its unique approach to sustainability: it’s built from ash trees devastated by the Emerald Ash Borer beetle, an invasive species threatening nearly one in ten Ash trees in New York state.

Step inside to discover the intricate process behind the creation of this avant-garde cabin that’s redefining sustainability and residential design in America.

Chestnut House by Valarch Studio

Chestnut House by Valarch Studio

Nestled between Kopřivnice and Štramberk in the Czech Republic, the Chestnut House is a rustic retreat designed by Valarch Studio in 2017.

Aptly named for its idyllic location around an old Chestnut tree, this cabin exudes the quintessence of peaceful living and architectural elegance. It is a marriage of raw, untreated wood, and burnt lining, mimicking the appearance of a chestnut breaking free from its green shell. With a unique two-section design and an emphasis on natural materials, this piece of real estate creates a harmonious blend with the lush green surroundings.

Enjoy stunning views of the Štramberk tower, a symbol of local heritage, and embrace a lifestyle that’s compact, functional, and self-sufficient, drawing inspiration from the Wallachian architectural tradition.

Cabin in Chamonix by Pierre Marchand Architectes

Cabin in Chamonix by Pierre Marchand Architectes

Experience modern design majesty nestled in the heart of the French Alps with the Cabin in Chamonix. Designed by the esteemed Pierre Marchand Architectes, this contemporary cabin, built in 2016, offers a stunning panorama of the iconic Mont-Blanc skyline from its prime location in Chamonix, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France.

The cabin skillfully marries modern technology with eco-friendly design, boasting energy-efficient systems and natural materials like larch wood paneling. This architectural marvel, set within a picturesque residential compound dating back to the 1950s, ushers in a new era of luxury alpine living.

LumiPod by Lumicene

LumiPod by Lumicene

Discover the LumiPod, a marvel of luxury prefabricated housing nestled in the breathtaking French Alps, designed by Lumicene. Offering an intimate connection with nature without compromising on comfort, these compact, minimalist retreats, with sizes ranging from 18 square meters (193 square feet) to 36 square meters (388 square feet), serve as cozy cocoons in the heart of alpine wilderness.

Curved glass windows seamlessly integrate indoor and outdoor spaces, providing panoramic mountain vistas and a unique living experience. Prefabricated and assembled on site within two days, LumiPod merges high-end design, sustainability, and the serenity of nature, establishing a new standard in luxury retreats.

Island Retreat by Coates Design Architects

Island Retreat by Coates Design Architects

Discover Island Retreat, a waterfront cabin on Bainbridge Island, Washington that exemplifies mid-century charm fused with Pacific Northwest-style. Crafted by Coates Design Architects, this 2600 square feet hillside home features a scenic two-story glass façade, warm wood interiors, and an intimate beach access.

This family-owned property offers a unique blend of private and communal spaces, perfect for memorable gatherings.

Outside/Inside House by Cushing Terrell

Outside/Inside House by Cushing Terrell

Discover the Outside/Inside House, a masterful blend of modern design and rustic charm by Cushing Terrell. Situated in Deer Lodge, Montana, this cabin magnificently integrates the indoor living space with its natural surroundings.

Balancing privacy and openness, the design embraces the stunning landscape of Rock Creek while respecting the site’s topography. The house epitomizes a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience, where the soothing sounds of the creek and cool breezes become an everyday delight.

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