64 Sq. Ft. Denizen Sauna Mobile Micro Cabin in the Woods

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Just for fun I thought you might like this 64 sq. ft. micro cabin that is actually used as a sauna.

Yes, a sauna, but in Finland and other places in Europe having a sauna outside is a social thing.

The architects designed it for a client who wanted it during the winter months because it’s great after a sweaty run or after jumping in icy cold lake water. Plus it’s small enough that it can be moved on a sledge.

I’m thinking this would make a great private space for reading/writing/meditation? But if designed right, this micro cabin could even make the perfect tiny living space. Let’s take a look.

Mobile Micro Cabin in the Woods

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Images: Tiina Tervo


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Video: Building Process

Images: Tiina Tervo

So what do you think? What would you use this micro cabin for? Please share your comments below.

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Andrea is a contributor for TinyHouseTalk.com and the Tiny House Newsletter! She has a passion for sharing tiny and small house stories and introducing you to new people, ideas, and homes.

3 comments

  1. This post has reignited my desire to build a wood fired sauna by the edge of my pond. But first I must finish my tiny house which is two months behind schedule! Who knew a 240 square foot structure could take so long? Include a rainy northeast summer and injured workers in the picture and you have the major reasons.
    Ever since visiting friends in Canada who had a wood fired sauna lakefront and being exhilarated by a roasting in the sauna followed by a running dive into the clear cold waters, I have been quietly obsessed by the memory of that sensual experience. My next project, I think! I will save these photos to guide me!

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