Finding your home away from home
I love the way these two cabins look on the outside, with a common area between the two. I’m not a big fan of the inside – it’s a little austere for my taste – but it’s an excellent way of having multiple families have common space, while still affording privacy when needed.
I love the look of these buildings – their smallish, but very solid. It makes me start thinking about the different ways you could have more than one building, while connecting them all with a central deck or common room.
Forest School Buildings (via Dezeen)
This cabin has an absolutely lovely design, one that is truly part of nature.
Beautiful Buildings Made From Whole Trees (via Inhabitat)
Wow, I just love this home in Northern California. Made from odds and ends (and a few custom pieces), it functions great and looks awesome! It really blends in with the land.
This gigantic retreat is beautiful and gigantic, but it has one thing I love, and that my cabin will have to have in some way. That’s right, the outdoor bathtub. How awesome would that be?
Link (via The Cool Hunter)
This cabin is unusual for me – it doesn’t melt into the landscape like some of the other designs I like. It isn’t as visually pleasing as some of my other favorites, either. But this cabin does have one great feature – unlike most other designs I’ve seen, this cabin all centers around the main central room. It’s was formed around the idea of an urban piazza, where there’s a central public space surrounded by more private individual spaces. This cabin would be great for large families and entertaining, and of course it looks great!
via ArchDaily
