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The withdrawal of the family is designed to further envelope in the shift with walls of windows and natural wood.
Wishing occasional breaks from the city, Hakon and Lilja began looking for a place they could escape. “It was important to us that we retire where we could adjourn the speed of urban life and urge in nature,” Hakon says. Reikjavik residents imagined something in the village where they could enjoy covered flies and colder months, peer from wide windows. “We could experience variables from our living space somewhere,” said Lilja.
The inhabitants of Reikjavic Hakon and Lilja built a cabin outside the city that provides them with a slower tempo. The exterior is Norwegian dishes, windows are from VELFAC, and the sliders are from Schuco.
Photo Nanne Springer
“Nest”, which is the architect of glams, calling the home of the second level of wrapped glass, seated directly above the living room.
Photo Nanne Springer
In the living room, the artificial living room is covered with Helios dark green fabric from Johanna Gullichsen.
Photo Nanne Springer
See the whole story at Dutell.com: The green roof on their Icelandic cabins is mixed with a forest floor
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