These Scandinavian modern houses are a hug of architecture -- a sleek, nordic sanctuary with a dash of whimsy. 🏠🌿🌟😍

The contemporary home was built to accommodate the client’s growing family.

The world’s most amazing cabin designs are collected in a new book. BBC Culture picks ten of the most striking, including Arctic shelters on sleds.

The Nordic Barnhouse: A modern interpreation of a two-winged house. Placed in the middle og the woods - combined with a range of Scandinavian materials and designs; including three RAIS fireplaces. A RAIS Visio 3 L by the kitchen. A Viva L in the orangery. And a RAIS Nexo in the office. Read more about the case through the link below 🔥

I recently came across the Nordic Barnhouse Project (in Denmark) on Instagram via one of my favourite Swedish design bloggers, Frida Ramstadt of Trendenser. Frida mentioned the architect, Bruno Jakobsen recently won the Randers Municipality's Architecture Award 2021 for the project. The home is also the architect's residence. Loving the open spaces that face into a courtyard, and the windows that open up to the surrounding forest. “The main focus throughout the design is the actual looking…

Walker Warner Architects have designed the Portola Valley Barn, a contemporary house in California, that features weathered wood siding and a tin roof.

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Dune House lies tucked in among the dunes and sand in the scenic landscape near Skagen, Denmark’s northernmost town. In designing this curated summerhouse, the Danish architecture firm Pax Architects drew inspiration from the transparent, open architecture that characterizes the area. Here, life is lived in close contact with nature in the coastal landscape along the Danish North Sea shore and the changing, sometimes brisk weather.

Because of the peninsular shape and the water setbacks, the buildable area was very restrictive, long and narrow. The challenge was to design a house able to host multiple families for the weekend’s gatherings and maximize the water view. Two 70’ buildings, juxtaposed, separating private and public spaces; prioritizing horizontal views to verticals. Pinelake, Gravenhurst, ON