Cabins

A humble birch-clad cottage stands weathered and warm against an imposing landscape

From the jagged peaks of Slovenia and a mountainside farm in Spain to Joshua Tree National Park, prefab can go anywhere

Simple stacked forms and minimalist materials together comply with strict historical design codes while embracing a contemporary sensibility

Off the coast of southern Tasmania sits a bright and airy cabin inspired by Japanese woodworking and designed to embrace seclusion

A clever iteration on the classic design sits among the Australian countryside and rents for a modest fee

A secret 60-foot lap pool set on the edge of the Catskill forest outside the artsy town of Woodstock

A pair of aptly named contemporary cabins evoke classic alpine character with a distinctly modern finish

An open-air surf shack just steps from Mexico's pristine Pacific coastline built entirely of concrete and native parota wood

Minimalist prefab cabins disappear into the surrounding landscape with a mirrored facade and living roof

The clever design draws inspiration from iconic snowbound cabins, creating usable sledding slopes for guests to enjoy

An austere, angular cabin anchored surprisingly by bright birchwood and ample natural light

A multiform chalet blending minimalist sensibilities with traditional light wood interior and stunning black larch exterior