Cabins in Målselv

General information

Project name: Cabins in Målselv
Floor area: varies
Status: Concept design
Location: Målselv
Visualisations: Ihor Mrachkovskyi

Cabin 72

Cabin 72 is a combination of modern style and practical function, perfect for both dense cabin developments and more remote natural plots. With a floor area of 72 m², it comfortably accommodates 4–5 people. On the ground floor, you will find bedrooms, a bathroom with a sauna, a well-equipped kitchen, and a pleasant living room. The loft above is flexible and can be used for relaxation or as extra sleeping space. The cabin is adapted to various types of terrain, focusing on both privacy and views. The living room is light and spacious with a generous ceiling height and large glazed areas. A playful feature is the hammock floor in the loft, adding an extra sense of space and charm. In short: Cabin 72 is a modern sanctuary in nature.

Cabin 70

Cabin 70 is a compact holiday home for a family of 4–5 people, with a total floor area of approx. 70 m². It is adapted to sloping terrain and preserves privacy with minimal openings on the side façades. The entrance is recessed for weather protection and includes a separate storage room for sports equipment. The living room offers panoramic views, and the loft functions as a social zone with a hammock floor and a spacious bedroom with a skylight – perfect for enjoying the starry sky.

Cabin A65

Cabin A65 is a unique reinterpretation of the classic A-frame cabin, featuring a dynamic side façade and an easily recognisable silhouette. This compact and modern leisure home fits equally well in isolated natural areas as it does in exclusive ski destinations, comfortably accommodating 4–5 people within its 65 m². Perfect for short-term rental – Cabin A65 facilitates unforgettable stays in tranquil surroundings.

The exterior is clad in vertical red timber, inspired by traditional Norwegian houses, and blends naturally into the mountain landscape with its gable roof. The entrance façade is recessed and opaque at eye level to safeguard privacy on shared plots. The cabin is designed for both flat and sloping terrain, with minimal openings on all façades except the one facing the view.

On the ground floor, there is one bedroom, a bathroom with a small sauna, a hallway with storage, a kitchen, and a living area. The double-height living area features a glass wall providing fantastic views of the surroundings. A spiral staircase leads up to the loft, which can function as an extra living room or a bedroom with a double bed.

Internally, a corridor leads to the main part of the cabin, where the living area is characterised by extra ceiling height, providing light and a sense of space. Fixed glazing in the windows ensures unobstructed views and natural ventilation.