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The living room extends into the great outdoors with a spruce deck.

Bookshelves continue upstairs into the lofted sleeping area.

In the lofted sleeping area, a custom-made steel railing is painted black.

Smartly tucked underneath the stairs is a full bath.

The Iwaki cast-iron wood stove by Invicta keeps the space warm during Poland’s cold winters.

Nearly every wall of the cabin is fitted with bookshelves.

The windows, which tower over 16 feet, provide plenty of natural light for the cabin.

Floor-to-ceiling windows on the front facade of the cabin allow guests to take in views of the woods and sand dunes.

The cabin’s pine-and-spruce exterior allow it to blend into its forested surroundings.

Hammock Haven consists of two structures sitting atop a large platform, along with an entrance bridge.

The Skihouse’s two-story living room includes a fireplace for warming yourself after a long day of hitting the slopes.

Clean lines, an angled roof, and no decorative frill give this San Juan Island cabin a contemporary aesthetic.

The Nelson family built a contemporary cabin with a bridge off the coast of Seattle on one of the San Juan Islands.

The Santa Barbara, California–based luxury mobile home company Living Vehicle just launched its 2020 model with more off-grid capabilities in mind. Designed for full-time living—as opposed to vacations or long weekends—this 28-foot trailer is shaking up the recreational vehicle industry.

The spa bathroom includes a hardwood paneled shower with a skylight overhead.

The bedroom fits a queen-sized memory foam mattress and plenty of storage.

A traditional gapahuk shelter and an outhouse are some of the amenities offered at Fuglemyrhytta.