Green Summer Cabin

Written by Daniel on February 4, 2010 – 4:57 am -

Green Summer Cabin

Green Summer Cabin

This delightful little summer cabin has it all. It’s built from local wood and reused windows, and the forest even grows through part of the roof! It’s perfectly small and cosy, plus has an amazing view. I love it.

Link via Inhabitat

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