FrameWork Architecture’s Tiny Cabin: Simple Living with a Modern Flair

Reset A− A+ I really like this tiny cabin‘s modern look and feel.

Especially because everything remains simple. Really simple.

This modern micro house was designed to be a weekend getaway.

In it you’ll find a lofted sleeping area with a great view thanks to the cabin’s design.

There’s a screened porch area along with a deck. Take a look for yourself below.

I encourage you to go inside below:

Interior with View of Sleeping Loft, Dining and Living Area of the Tiny Cabin

The reason there aren’t any windows on the walls is because there’s a lot of storage built in seamlessly. That’s what gives it that ultra clean, minimalist look and feel.

Photo Credits FrameWork Architecture

Thanks to the large windows and sloped roof you can actually still get a great view when you’re up in the sleeping loft. And if that’s not enough there’s an additional window on the side there too.

Features

• Composting toilet
• Board and batten siding
• Wood interior
• Solar-powered lights
• Wood burning stove
• Ice chest

More info on this structure is available here.

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