(via) This little cabin designed by Finnish escapist Robin Falck was a solution of sorts to getting around government regulations that require a building permit for residential structures over 100 square feet (the same red tape exists here). His two story cabin has a kitchen, bathroom, living room, bedroom, and a ton of natural light, not to mention a kickass outdoor deck. “Nido”, as the cabin is called (meaning “Bird’s Nest” in Italian), took just two weeks to build, and sits in the peace and quiet of a rural archipelago.
EVERY COOL THING WE WANT
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Love it. It’s not hard to find something like this here in BC, although Scout is a much cooler place to be featured than Cottage Mag. Check this out:
http://www.maynerealty.com/listings/aeplicottage.htm