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Plus occasional updates on Dezeen’s services and breaking news. Sent every Tuesday and containing a selection of the most important news highlights. Sent every Thursday and featuring a selection of the best reader comments and most talked-about stories. Our most popular newsletter, formerly known as Dezeen Weekly. Also nearby, a former motor lodge was renovated to create cosy contemporary accommodation. In 2019, a 1920s lodge for outdoorsmen in New York's Catskill Mountains was transformed into a boutique Scandinavian-influenced hotel and bar, which also offers tiny triangular cabins for guests.
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The only tech devices in the rooms are Sonos Roam portable waterproof speakers while cars are not allowed beyond the entrance lot to minimise traffic and noise. The hotel said that technology is designed to be invisible throughout the hotel to help "immerse guests in the landscape experience".
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Glass doors and large windows make the most of landscape views
"These windows are framed with an overhang that blocks rain and snow from entering so visitors can keep the windows open in any weather and experience nature with protection and privacy as if they were admiring a plein-air painting that has come alive," the team added.Īll rooms have en-suite bathrooms with heated stone floors, and some of the cabins offer separate living room areas and private balconies that have been built around existing boulders and trees.
"The western wall of each cabin is a 10-foot by 13-foot window that can slide open to let in the sights, sounds and sensations of their surroundings." A spa includes a temperature-regulated outdoor swimming pool "The cabins were prefabricated and placed by crane onto foundational stilts that elevate them four feet above ground level, allowing water and critters to pass underneath," explained Garrison Architects. The cabins are built around existing treesĮach one features floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall glass doors so that guests can feel fully immersed in the landscape. Also designed by Garrison Architects, the elevated standalone modules vary in size from 375 to 975 square feet (39 to 91 square metres). The 24 cedar-clad guest cabins are a short walk from the main lodge. The spa also features a natural bluestone-lined steam room and an oversized cedar-lined sauna with a forest view, as well as a cold plunge and a temperature-regulated outdoor swimming pool. Some of the cabins have separate living rooms
It includes a relaxation area and tea room that sits alongside private treatment rooms for facials and massages, and a movement studio. The open-plan interior looks out onto an outdoor hardscape and green roof that appears to float among the trees.ĭirectly below, a spa and wellness space is sunken into and concealed within the hillside. The hotel's 24 cabins are built as standalone modules around the wooded property A dual-sided, wood-burning fireplace heads up the space. The tables, designed by Piaule studio, are locally handcrafted using storm-felled hardwood and the chairs are handmade in Denmark. In the restaurant, the furniture is a mix of lounge and dining room seating. "Walls and ceilings are panelled with white oak and cedar, and flooring made of bluestone, benefitting a property that stands on a former bluestone quarry." "Interiors are made of local materials to enhance the feeling of bringing the outdoors inside," said Garrison Architects. Related story Edifice by Marc Thorpe is a black off-the-grid cabin in Upstate New York
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