Cabin

If you've ever thought of downsizing your home, these cute tiny houses might just convince you it's time to start thinking small.

This outdoorsy Tennessee home – designed to look like it was built in the 1850s – might be a cozy cabin, but it lives large.

When it was found, this ranch house was sagging off a loose stone foundation. Most of the original flooring, installed when the ranch was built in the early 1900s, was gone. Doors were missing. Windows were broken. Trees had fallen on the roof, leaving sunlight streaming through the ceiling. Rodents had moved in. Delicately put, “It was in a difficult state,” says Bill Coburn, owner of Coburn Development Inc. and lead visionary on the restoration team that brought the building back to life…

A Bay Area designer strips back an A-frame cabin to create a moody, modern-boho hideaway tucked among the evergreens.

This is the Tedesco House. It's a 32ft tiny house on wheels built by Liberation Tiny Homes. It features a unique lifted living room area that gives you lots of storage underneath. Check it out! Don't miss

Lost between the trees.:

Oui, après ce diaporama, vous serez à deux doigts de faire vos bagages pour vivre au coeur de la forêt et adopter un mode de vie minimaliste.

Here’s a round up of all the cushy, comfy, cozy spots we love this year, many that were suggested directly by you, our readers. Some have been around a while, others are brand new to scene or just about to open. Mixed among the options are Adirondack cabins in the mountains, cottages along the lakeshore, hot spring havens and summer camps that are open for fall and winter too.

Inez Valk left Brooklyn for a backwoods parcel way upstate - then built a life around it, opening a restaurant that turned area farmers into friends.

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