Hans Liberg’s Secluded Music Studio Log Cabin

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This is the Dutch music performer, Hans Liberg’s, secluded music studio log cabin designed by Piet Hein Eek.

At a first glance it just looks like a big stack of logs. But once the window shutters are opened you can see that it’s actually a micro cabin! And it’s perfectly set up to create and play music while being away from everything else. Pretty awesome, isn’t it?

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Hans Liberg’s Secluded Music Studio Log Cabin

Secluded Music Studio Log Cabin

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Hans Liberg's Secluded Music Studio Log Cabin

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exterior view of log cabin

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Images © Thomas Mayer Archive

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9 comments

      1. If you look at the wall the door is in it appears to be the entry door. Since this is a music studio it isn’t necessary for it to have a bathroom inside, nor is it really necessary in any tiny dwelling. Nice yes, necessary no. Lots of options besides indoor facilities. Or you can always tuck a portable toilet of some type in a cupboard and have a space you can curtain off for privacy. Secluded doesn’t always mean remote so there is probably a bathroom reasonably close by in another building.

    1. You are not cute or funny. This is a restful soothing place that someone was decent enough to share with us. MYOB regarding their personal habits.

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