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Studzienno 27: Four 85 m² Cabins Beside the Park

Studzienno 27 consists of four cross-laminated timber (CLT) cabins in the buffer of Stołowe Mountains National Park in southwestern Poland. Each one is 85 m² — about 915 square feet with three bedrooms and two baths. The cross-laminated timber contain layers of lumber stacked criss-cross and glued, then used as walls, floors, and roofing.

Two two-level black Studzienno 27 cabins among birch trees, with green window bays, balconies, and deck tables
Two cabins in the birch, black boards and green bays. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

Kuba Woźniczka of Kameleonlab designed them. Agnieszka is the host who started it. Madde Studio — Maja Górowska, Karolina Koryniowska, and Kamila Potocka — did the interiors, much of it second-hand furniture.

They sit on ground that was already cleared — trees and heather that were already gone. Each house takes up to seven people, adults and children. Dogs are welcome in houses 2 and 3.

One two-level black Studzienno 27 cabin with a balcony, mesh rail, and forest behind
One cabin: black boards, a balcony, the trees close in. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

Walk one cabin. Two levels, three rooms and two bathrooms. Black wooden boards on the outside. Yellow, burgundy, and deep green on the details. A private terrace. Big glass. A balcony on light wood beams with a mesh rail.

Ground-floor living room of a Studzienno 27 cabin with CLT walls, open kitchen, dining table, and fireplace by the forest glass
Living, kitchen, and the fireplace in the glass corner. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

Ground floor is the living room: fireplace, open kitchen, a sofa bed, the forest in the glass. Light CLT on the walls and the ceiling. A long table. The fireplace sits in the corner by the windows.

Dining table and forest-green kitchen cabinets with a black stove and forest glass in a Studzienno 27 cabin
Dining table, the stove, forest-green cabinets. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

One cabin runs the kitchen in forest green — same stove by the glass, different color on the cabinets.

Exposed CLT walls and wood doors in a Studzienno 27 cabin, with a small cart and a mirror
CLT on the walls and the doors. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

The CLT is the house — same timber on the walls and the doors. Madde kept the furniture quiet, second-hand pieces that do not fight the wood.

CLT stair, a doorway into a bedroom, and the living room with a sofa and forest glass beyond a black partition
The stair, a bedroom door, living past the black wall. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

The stair is the same timber. The ground-floor bedroom sits off the hall; living is past the black wall.

Bedroom in a Studzienno 27 cabin with a bed under a sloped CLT ceiling
A bedroom under the slope. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

Upstairs is one bedroom: a bed under the slope, CLT all the way up.

Upstairs landing with a mesh stair rail, birch through a large window, and a doorway into a bedroom with a reading lamp
Landing: mesh rail, birch in the window, a bedroom door. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

The landing looks at the birch through a big window.

Bedroom under a sloped CLT ceiling with a grey-beige duvet, olive built-in wardrobe, and a forest window
A bedroom under the slope, olive cabinets and a grey duvet. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.
Bedroom with a grey duvet, white built-in cabinets, olive chair, and oval mirror under a sloped CLT ceiling
The upstairs bedroom — olive chair under the slope. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

Same upstairs bedroom, olive chair in the low corner.

Wood desk and upholstered chair against a CLT wall in a Studzienno 27 bedroom, with the corner of a bed in the foreground
A desk against the CLT. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

A desk against the wood if you want to sit down and work.

Freestanding bathtub in a Studzienno 27 cabin aimed at forest glass and a deck
The tub aimed at the treetops. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

The upstairs bathroom has a freestanding tub aimed at the treetops, plus a shower. Glass to the deck. The park is right there.

Narrow bathroom with a Duravit sink, toilet, sage-green glass shower, CLT walls, and a white radiator
Duravit sink, toilet, sage shower. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

Downstairs, the other bathroom is the shower room: sink, toilet, sage glass.

The hard part is the size you already have: 85 m² is a house you can stretch out in, not a loft you climb into.

Chairs in a wooded clearing beside the Studzienno 27 cabins
Chairs in the trees beside the houses. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

Outside, the park buffer is the rest of the room.

Two people walking away on a gravel path through birch trees at Studzienno 27
Two people walking away on a gravel path through the birch. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.
Black gable cabin partly hidden by a birch in the foreground, with a wood deck and kettle grill on the grass
Black gable cabin behind a birch, wood deck and a kettle grill on the grass. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.
Black cabin at a gravel crossroads with an olive-green recessed entrance, path lights, and a grill in the grass
Black cabin at a gravel crossroads, olive entrance, path lights, grill in the grass. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.
Two black Studzienno 27 cabins among birch at dusk, warm interior light in the glass and a balcony on each
Two cabins in the birch at dusk, lights on. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

Two of the houses from the trees, warm light in the glass.

Person in a dark green hammock with sunglasses, a pink garment, and a mesh bag, leaf litter below
A person in a dark green hammock — sunglasses, a pink garment, leaf litter below. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.
Wider view of a hammock between two trees on a mossy forest floor with sun through the canopy
A hammock between two trees, sun through the canopy. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.
Worm's-eye view straight up at mixed pine and lime-green deciduous canopy
Looking straight up at pine and lime-green deciduous canopy. Photography: Maja Bułkowska. Project: Studzienno 27.

What do you think?

Would 915 square feet be too much space or just right? What would you have to change about this cabin to make it work for you?

Highlights

  • Four CLT cabins in the buffer of Stołowe Mountains National Park
  • 85 m² each — about 915 sq ft. Small-cabin scale, not a micro house
  • Three rooms and two bathrooms on two levels: a ground-floor bedroom and shower bath; living room, fireplace, open kitchen, and a sofa bed; upstairs, one bedroom and a bathroom with a freestanding tub aimed at the treetops
  • Up to seven people, adults plus a child; dogs in houses 2 and 3
  • Black wooden boards; yellow, burgundy, and deep green on the details
  • Private terrace and large glazing
  • Built only on already-cleared trees and heather
  • Architectural design: Kuba Woźniczka / Kameleonlab
  • Interior design: Madde Studio
  • Photography: Maja Bułkowska
  • Project: Studzienno 27

Learn More

Studzienno 27
Site: studzienno27.com · Instagram: @studzienno27
Holiday houses — book on their site: studzienno27.com/domy
House 1: studzienno27.com/dom-1
House 2 (pets welcome): studzienno27.com/dom-2
House 3 (pets welcome): studzienno27.com/dom-3
House 4: studzienno27.com/dom-4
Credits
Architectural design: Kuba Woźniczka / Kameleonlab
Interior design: Madde Studio
Photography: Maja Bułkowska
Project: Studzienno 27
Architect: kameleonlab.com · Interiors: maddestudio.pl · Photos: majabulkowska.com

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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