Cabin in the woods

Raus lets its guests leave the craziness of the city behind to experience being separated from endless trees and sky by a mere sliver of glass.

Your home is your castle. But your castle doesn’t have to have chilly corridors, flickering torches, crumbling walls, and chain-clanking ghosts. It can be comfortable and cozy. It can look great and inviting. It can look, well, like a home.

One of my fave things about California is all the different climates you can experience within just a 2 hour drive from Los Angeles. Beaches, deserts, snow, mountains - this gorge state has it all. I’m always pining for a lil getaway and this time I set my sights on Idyllwild - a small town nestled

10 of the best cabins in the Canadian woods

Who would want to live here ? This was in my #offgrid Instagram feed yesterday.... pretty nice cabin. by offgridlife

The project is located 40 kilometers from Quebec City, Canada, the location has amazing forest, and the client is wants from us to show him how is the effect of his building on the nature and he asked us to design a cabin with dark color and combining with warm color from interior.

Imagine a place so off-the-grid that, if you wanted to make a phone call, you'd have to amble down to a pond, pull a canoe from the muddy bank, row quietly

No internet. No neighbors. Just miles and miles of trees, hills, and lakes. Sounds so relaxing, doesn't it? We all sometimes need to unwind, and nature can provide the perfect environment for it. Peaceful yet engaging. All you need is a place to sleep. Sure, a tent might do but if you own a patch of land, why not put a cabin on it?

Imagine a place so off-the-grid that, if you wanted to make a phone call, you'd have to amble down to a pond, pull a canoe from the muddy bank, row quietly