If you ever fantasized about getting away from it all with your work, you may want to read about Olson Kundig’s studio in Washington, here. It’s gorgeous.
More on it, here.
Over at Yanko Design are 10 of the cabins they chose as the best for 2022. Best for 2022, and 2023…really any year you want to get out of town and into some place nice and rustic.
Whatever the season, wherever the location, these places are the kind of places most people would like to spend some time. I’m more of a city person, but I would be happy to hang out in any of those 10 cabins.
what you see in this post is just two of the places they write about. To see more on these top 10, click here.
I don’t know what it is, but I am fascinated by tiny homes. While many of them are unattractive, the ones featured in these four pieces are anything but:
All four links are to Yanko Design. (As are these images.) Check them out: they’re beautiful and set in gorgeous locations.
With the way real estate is going, we may all be living in such tiny spaces soon.
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Like many of us, the people at Dwell have been thinking of escaping as a form of dealing with the pandemic. They have gone from fantasing about it to compiling this amazing list of cabins for us to drool over. The above is just one of thirty five amazing places, all of which you can see, here: 35 Magical Tiny Cabins to Pin to Your Mood Board Immediately – Dwell