Norwegian architects Mork-Ulnes redesigned the Wooden Wonder, a traditional Nordic cabin that offers a unique design with expansive views.
The timber structure is set on the beautiful Mylla lake inside a forest that is a short drive from Osla. Originally designed to be a nature retreat, the cabin has an open floor plan with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a bunkroom, a ski storage room and a luxurious sauna. The untreated pine and plywood exterior create a warm and welcoming aesthetic, with comfortable and modern bespoke furniture on the inside and out.
The large windows placed around the Wooden Wonder cabin allow views of the lake, field and forest in every room -- flooding the space with natural lighting that emphasizes the fantastic design.
Redesigned Nordic Cabins
The 'Wooden Wonder' Features a Mix of Classic and Modern Design
Trend Themes
1. Nordic Cabin Resorts - There is an opportunity for the hospitality industry to provide more Nordic inspired cabins as vacation rental options.
2. Eco-friendly Cabin Design - The use of untreated pine and plywood can lead to more demand for eco-friendly and sustainable cabin design solutions.
3. Modern Rustic Interiors - There is an opportunity for home decor companies and interior designers to create modern designs that incorporate natural elements and materials.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can capitalize on the growing popularity of Nordic cabin resorts and vacation rental options.
2. Architecture - Eco-friendly cabin design presents an opportunity for architects to create innovative and sustainable design solutions.
3. Home Decor - The modern rustic interior design trend offers home decor companies and interior designers the chance to incorporate natural elements into their designs.