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The ultimate luxury: a hot bath in the clawfoot tub, with the fiberglass door open wide to the woods.

In the master bedroom, a removable window provides egress, as required by code.

The Deep Thoughts Chaise from Blu-dot sits atop a rug from Rugs.com.

White paint makes the room feel bigger, and a bunk bed with a double-sized mattress on the bottom, utilizes the space more comfortably.

The beds, closets, and bathroom nooks are all built-ins, so one space seamlessly flows to the next with a sense of uniformity.

On the opposite side of the kitchen are two bunk beds that can be tucked away.

A clean and light, neutral palette was chosen for the bedrooms, providing a soft contrast to the matte black wall accents used throughout some of the home's common areas.

The built-in plywood bunks in the children’s room were designed by STEG.

Built-in bunk beds embody the playfulness of camping.

The girls' bedroom was designed for sleepovers and contains four full-size bunk beds and a banquette with a single-size mattress, all custom-designed by ABD Studio.

The basement has been partially finished into a “bunk room” with four twin bed nooks built into the walls. The basement includes a small lounge area with its own TV.

Within the hut, the architects have utilized every inch of available space, including incorporating secret cubby holes into the children's bunkbeds.

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A children's bunkroom features custom built-ins with large storage drawers.

Bunk beds keep the sleeping arrangements flexible and low-key, like any good cabin should. Photo by Shai Gil.

In the kids’ room, Seamus climbs the bunk beds he shares with his siblings.

Compact bedrooms mean more space for communal areas. The room designed for the Conine’s daughter boasts a custom three-level bunkbed for sleepovers. The wool rug is by Chandra, the bedding is by Coyuchi, the desk is by Misewell, and the chair is by Jonathan Adler.