Nokken NKN-18 Cabin

Nokken introduces the NKN-18, a revolutionary 18 sqm (194 sqft) cabin, offering versatility with customizable options and accessories. Designed for various configurations and co-branded bespoke designs, it's a plug-and-play solution for diverse needs. The exterior is robust, functional, and adaptable, thriving in extreme climates. The cabins boast Timber cladding, insulated wall build-up, triple-glazed aluclad panels, and a smart lock keyless entry.

Available in stained larch and other finishes, the Nokken cabin seamlessly blends Nordic styling into natural surroundings. These cabins, like Swiss army knives, provide essential features in a modern, timeless aesthetic. The interiors feature sleek bathrooms akin to boutique hotels, offering a sanctuary in the midst of nature. Ideal for both personal and business use, the NKN-18 comes in various colorways and setups, ensuring a perfect fit for every user.

PLUS HUS

Whether you need a backyard office, a guest house, a gym or a kids playroom, the Plus Hus gives you 320 square feet to be customized almost any way you see fit. The low waste 320-square foot unit is pre-fabricated, flat-packed and can be delivered to anywhere in the States, and assembled on-site. The environmentally friendly dwellings are available in three different configurations that can include a bathroom and kitchenette. Included with each abode is a ...
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BELOW THE BOAT WOOD CHARTS

Below The Boat was imagined by an American couple that love the underwater world, hence the name…they propose wooden charts to embellish your home/office, mixing land and water, of well known spots… but not any wooden charts, these are bathymetric charts, that tell you in detail the water depth of what you´re observing, you get the land contour, really well defined, and then the water and its random shapes in blue. The depth effect is really cool, and it does c...
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WARDELL SAGAN APARTMENT

This original open-space living/work loft is the creation of two San Francisco art and travel addicts, Jeff Wardell and Claudia Sagan. They bought a 3,200 sq ft former Chinese laundry and restored it as a living space. They also wanted to include a home office and a guest bedroom without cluttering the space, so they came up with the idea of stacking two shipping containers on top of each other to create private space within the open-plan living area. source Like...
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