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The house sits in St. Nicholas Historic District, also known Striver’s Row, which is considered a prime example of 19th-century New York architecture.

The terrace connects directly to the interior, extending the living space outside. “In the same way that the KONGA Cabin is connected to nature, the interior and exterior materials are closely related,” explains architect, Mette Fredskild.

The newest cabin, Milla Long, features a full primary suite on the ground floor of its 450 square feet.

Listed for $1.5M, the renovated L.A. residence features a graphic facade inspired by the work of Barbara Stauffacher Solomon.

The expansive home features an L-shaped wall of windows allowing view over the backyard lawn and pool from the living areas.

The living room structure soars to two stories, with banks of glass louvers at the upper level providing cross ventilation.

Designed by Tristan Lohner, you can choose from 7 bold colors and it can be mounted on a stand to become an outdoor floor lamp.