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Red, Wood, Glass and Gorgeous View: Exquisite Cabin Sandefjord

If you never heard about Norwegian fjords or had a glimpse of their majesty, then we strongly suggest you check them out. It is on the banks of one such stunning fjord, namely Sandefjord that this gorgeous cabin in wood and glass sits. Occupying the edge of the Sand Farm and overlooking the picturesque water body and the landscape beyond, this modern cabin combines classic aesthetics with contemporary finishes and ergonomics. With a wooden framework and a concrete base, the exterior of this Norwegian cabin was crafted by R21 arkitekter using just red-tinted wood and glass.

Gorgeous and open design of modern Cabin Sandefjord in Norway

The wooden shutter system of the cabin not only gives it a distinctive silhouette, but also allows the degree of privacy and the amount of sunlight that floods the living area. The design of the cabin itself embraces an open, pavilion-style where the outdoors become an integral part of the living area. With the kitchen and dining area extending this social zone into the covered deck, there is no lack of space here. Even though the public areas seem open to the scenery, the bedrooms are carefully hidden away and draped in wood to provide both privacy and warmth. [Photography: Åke E:son Lindman]

Natural light flows into the kitchen and dining area of the cabin
Red and glass exterior of Cabin Sandefjord
Sweeping floor-to-ceiling glass doors connect the cabin with Sandefjord landscape
View of Cabin Sandefjord from distance
View of the landscape around the cabin
Wooden interior of the cabin feels warm and energizing

The loadbearing wooden columns are on the outside of the glass wall. The construction stands on a concrete basement and consists of four roof trusses supported by columns, stiffened by a rigid core containing bathroom and kitchen. On top of the core is a mezzanine.

Wooden shutters and glass create the outer shell of the pavilion style cabin
Woodsy bedroom of the cabin is protected from the elements
Cabin can be opened and closed to various degrees using wooden shutters
Concrete base and pavilion design of the cabin make it unique and durable

Sherry Nothingam

Sherry is a blogger who loves to live her life to the fullest. She enjoys everything associated with design, décor and stylish modern trends. Born in California, Sherry has grown up on open ranches and in a wild setting, which has defined her taste for design and developed her interest in examining how structures and homes interact with the beauti[...]

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