This article will discuss cabins in nature.By definition, these are small homes in wild or remote areas, which makes them incredibly charming and appealing to the city dweller tired of the hustle and bustle. And while these homes aren’t for everyone, we’re sure you’ll find at least a little inspiration in these amazing projects.
Tomek michalski cabin
The house in the forest was a project by Tomek Michalski,who designed it as an isolated capsule, a compact refuge where one can escape from the virtual world and reconnect with nature. Both the house itself and its interior were designed to have a minimal impact on the surrounding environment and the site.
There is a strong contrast here between the cold dark forest outside and the warm interior, where the forest reveals its beauty to everyone.
The house has a minimum of furniture and a few books. The interior is decorated mainly with natural materials.
There is a fairly modern, but small kitchen, finished with wood.
Shed 1878
Savioz Fabrizzi Architectes has redesigned an 1878 barn located in a secluded area at 1,760 metres above sea level in Anzère, Switzerland.
All these years the building has retained its character, despite the modifications and changes that were intended to increase its functionality and comfort.
The house has a stunning view of the Alps from its windows. Rough stone facades protect the house from the harsh climate.
The interior is finished with wood.
The house has a fairly large kitchen, the room is heated by a solid fuel boiler.
Sitting on the sofa, you can watch the fire blazing behind the glass of the heating boiler.
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In Petropolis, Brazil, there is a tiny house measuring 31 square meters.
The interior decoration of the house is somewhat reminiscent of a cave.
This space was built by the Architectare team. It has a bedroom, a bathroom and a small storage room.
The foundation of this house is a steel structure covered with imported stones.
Although the space is small, its interior feels spacious and fresh thanks to the simple design and floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows.
In the wild
Seattle-based Olson Kundig Architects have designed a tiny rustic home with cedar-paneled walls.
The shower here is located outdoors.
There is only one room inside the house.
The floor and ceiling are decorated with wooden panels.
The premises include a wood-burning stove, a small kitchen and an open toilet.
Despite the transparency of the walls, you don’t have to worry about privacy being violated; the small house is surrounded on all sides by tall trees and vegetation.
Wheelhaus
Wheelhaus is a Wyoming based company that offers all types of mobile homes.
This is a great and affordable solution.
Such a house can be easily transported by car.
Large windows allow plenty of natural light while maintaining privacy.
And open terraces allow you to enjoy the fresh air.
The main idea of this project is comfort and durability.
The cabinet furniture is simple but elegant.
Since the room is small, a lot of attention was paid to the functionality of the furniture.
There is a fireplace in the room, which fits very harmoniously into the interior.
The designers tried to use as much as possiblemore natural materials, for example, wooden stumps with candles were used as bedside tables, which look very stylish and harmonious.
Bunkie
Bunkie is a collaboration between BLDG and 608 design.
This house is specially designed for outdoor holidays.
Everything about it meets the needs of the client, who would like to become closer to nature and peacefully coexist with the environment.
Huge glass windows allow sunlight to freely enter the room.
The windows offer a magnificent view of the lake.
Ermitage cabin
On the island of Trosso in Sweden, Parisian studio Septembre has designed a beautiful wooden house.
It is located in a clearing just 50 meters from the North Sea, which is clearly visible from the windows.
The home features a bedroom, a sauna and many charming features.
The design of the room captivates with its simplicity at first glance.
The walls, floor and ceiling are covered with wood.
Thanks to the light shades of the walls and large windows, the room seems filled with light and warmth.
The layout of this tiny house is very simple. The clients wanted their home to have a minimal impact on the environment, including not having to cut down trees to build it.
The sauna serves as a pleasant addition to a comfortable outdoor recreation.
In wild nature
Maxon Architects have designed a series of homes designed to be located in remote and unusual locations across the UK.
These homes are designed to allow residents to be closer to nature and can be easily moved around.
In their interior design, only light colors and natural materials were used.
Simple furniture is functional and easy to use.
Unusually placed windows allow natural light to flow in without compromising privacy.
Glass House
This 21 square metre holiday home is located in the Dutch countryside with beautiful and peaceful views.
The modular building has a retractable side wall and several parallel glass walls.
You can live in this house all year round, as it has a stove.
The small area perfectly accommodates a kitchen, dining room and recreation area.
This modular design has inspired a series of other similar builds that allow customers to choose their own beautiful vacation home.
Vipp shelter
Vipp Shelter is a two-storey holiday home with a distinctive, stylish design and a small area of only 55 square metres.
Its design is based on a simple lattice structure that raises the house above the ground.
All interior decoration, furniture and decorative items were produced by the same company.
Luxurious design in black.
The designers describe it as a hybrid structure that is not just a house, but it is not a mobile home either, but something completely new and unusual.
