Cabins
Available as a package or individually, this trio of affordable prefab cabins from Latvia separates tiny-living into three distinct structures
Calm, cozy, and cool, these luxe glamping outposts offer an accessible, comfortable camping experience for new and experienced outdoorists alike
A look into the world of modern wood stoves-how they work, which size is best for your space, and which ones to buy for design-minded homeowners
Our picks for the most dreamy, design-driven vacation cabins, from California and Oregon to New York, Minnesota, Texas, and more
Escape to the mountains to hike, bike, climb, leaf peep, or simply relax in a tasteful woodsy cabin just two hours north of NYC
Strategic design elements allow a pair of modern cabins to stand on a steep hillside a few hours from Santiago and a few minutes from the beach below
In this tiny cabin, space-saving elements like expandable tables, soaring ceilings, hidden storage, and a retractable roof prove small is mighty
A deep dive to owning, maintaining, and enjoying all the benefits of a traditional wood fired hot tub in your own backyard
Sleeping 20 feet off the ground nestled between Douglas firs with bald eagles soaring at eye level might be the best way to visit the Evergreen State
From safari-style canvas tents to yurts for soaking in the quiet farm life and more, these Washington glamping spots are the place to set up camp
Dozens of unique cabin designs available across North America, Asia, and Europe from as low as $6,500 USD
Costs, popular styles, tips on how to build, and more—here's all you need to know about having your very own small cabin in the woods
Log cabins, mid-century A-Frames & cozy cottages perfect for experiencing the Green Mountain State's most beautiful terrain and outdoor activities
From costs and benefits, variations, and the best manufacturers, this handy guide breaks down the info you need to buy & build your own cabin
From the lush West Coast to the Rocky Mountain corridor and craggy New England coast, these are our top picks for the best yurt rentals in the US
First hand notes from a recent visit to the California-based luxe lodging company's first East Coast outpost—on the rugged Massachusetts coast