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High ceilings and framed views create a distinctive experience, which continues with Wander Cabins’ guided outdoor adventures, such as a hike down the slopes.

One of the O-Frame’s rounded walls slides open so that good weather can pour in during sunnier seasons.

Ernesto Pérez Rea Juncá and Pablo Germenos Garcia of oioioi wanted to design a luxurious space on an economical budget. “You get rid of what’s not necessary, and you get the simplest way possible,” Germenos Garcia says.

Designed by Mexico City architects Pablo Germenos Garcia and Ernesto Pérez Rea Juncá, and prefabricated off-site by their company Peregrino, each O-Frame uses cutouts, circular windows, and sliding curved walls to frame specific views. "Everyone has a tiny cabin,

Dining Room with large windows at The Wilde Retreat

Tub shower with brass accents and rain shower at The Wilde Retreat

Floor plan of Westside ADU by Bunch Design

To connect the two boxes that comprise the ADU, the owners and Bunch Design settled on a series of glass panes.

An outdoor shower was installed in the space between the home's two boxes, as an unexpected sanctuary.

The entrance is surrounded by maple plywood. "We created this wood box that felt compressed within a space that has eight-foot ceilings,

Furniture is built right into the space: custom seating abounds.

Located at the end of a winding dirt road, the site presented a construction challenge. “Everything had to be done by hand,” says Mesdag. “We had no machines, we had to dig out the foundation manually.”

Jungle views are available from every angle in this Bali home.

Mesdag and family live minimally but happily here at the end of a dirt road.