(via) Last year Milwaukee-based photographer Nick Olson and fashion designer Lilah Horwitz quit their jobs to build a glass-fronted cabin on a particularly pretty piece of the Olson family’s ancestral lands in the mountains of West Virginia. Why? So they could take in the sunsets. What they came up with is gorgeous; the frontage is a puzzle of antique reclaimed windows found at garage sales and in old barns. And the interior is just as pretty as the view (looking in is just as transfixing as looking out). If we were ever to score a few acres on Pender or Savary, this would be pinned to the very top of our idea board and circled in red ink.

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