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wood burning stove

from the deck looking into living room

The door panels open fully to the surroundings.

Immerso Glamping sits lightly on the land.

The transparent roof allows almost total immersion with the alpine surroundings.

The chic, minimalist interiors sleep two and have a slightly rustic feel. There is only room for a double bed and a small stool.

Birch plywood panels, full-height windows, and a transparent roof compose "Immerso Glamping" set in the Italian alpine town of Usseaux.

Birch plywood panels, full-height windows and a transparent roof compose "Immerso Glamping

Located in Quebec, Canada, Hintercabin is a Scandinavian-inspired lakefront cabin featuring a modular design and floor-to-ceiling glass panels.

Immerso Glamping, a 65-square-foot prefab structure designed by Italian architects Fabio Vignolo and Francesca Turnaturi, is located in the Piedmont region of Italy. With a simple palette of birch plywood and plexiglass, the cabin was inspired by the architects’ experience designing easy-to-assemble, flat-packed cabins for disaster relief. You can book it on Airbnb for around $90.

Sweden’s glass cabins are tiny and simply appointed to encourage guests to explore the surrounding landscape during the day. The glass roof and lack of light pollution allow for fantastic views of the night sky after dark.

Conceived and developed by Arctic explorer Børge Ousland, these award-winning waterfront cabins are located on Manshausen Island, Norway.

This 180-square-foot cabin offers 360-degree views of the Hudson Valley.

Panorama Lodge has the tagline “Where the sky is,” which perfectly suits this 248-square-foot cabin in Iceland.