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In the Usonian tradition, the home is low slung, emphasiziong a connection to nature and simple materials.

A the interior finishes are a mixture of concrete block and wood paneling.

Built on a budget of $1,154,170, Emily Fritz-Endres and Sarah Abraham’s cabin in the Berkshires is far from a typical tiny house.

Picture rails make it easy to hang photos and prints, and the couple can quickly swap them out without leaving holes in the wall.

"In the winter, the cabin feels like it's in a snowglobe,

A single Japanese maple tree is planted in the courtyard, a call back to the backyard of their first home in Halifax.

In the powder room, aqua fixtures by Rubinet complement a peach concrete sink by Mudd.

A yellow volume in the middle of the primary bedroom contains the en suite bathroom.

The dining table is a vintage worktop bench from England with a custom glass top by Pars Glass.