Even on the coldest winter day, these cozy cabins, which are heated by a propane furnace, are warm and inviting.

Three small pavilions connected by a deck form a summer retreat that balances privacy with a panoramic view—all in less than 900 square feet. Among the three pavilions are the standard comforts of any home: a kitchen, living space, and dining area are situated in an open floor plan in the main cabin, where a collection of vintage pieces—including leather lounge chairs from Belgium and a modern fireplace by Preway (whose chimney stretches into the tall ceilings)—mix with white Bertoia wire chairs and Noguchi table lamps.

Vega Norge, Erik Kolman Janush

Resident Nadja van Praag enjoys the view from the deck that connects the trio of structures. The idea for the deconstructed plan was inspired in part by Alvar Aalto sketches of a “peeled apart” summer cabin, says architectural designer Riley Pratt, in which interconnected volumes surround a central courtyard.

Natural materials help to create a rustic, cozy atmosphere.

Kitchen view with Hygge Supply cabinets.

Icelandic/Dorset Crossed Sheepskin by Marlow Goods, $275 at marlowgoods.com and the Wythe Hotel Take your nose-to-tail dining habits the extra mile with home goods, from leather accessories to hygge-rific hides. This sheepskin throw from Germantown, New York, will make a super-luxe accent for cabin retreats and urban apartments alike. The pelts are tanned in Pennsylvania.

A George Nelson Saucer Lamp hangs over the bedroom.

The lush design for the Flag Halyard Chair (1950) was supposedly inspired by a day at the beach, when Wegner was slowing carving himself a spot in the sand to relax. Lounging is supported by 240 meters of flag line strung through a steel frame and sheepskin covering—those coveting this chair can even reserve their own sheepskin. Manufactured by PP Møbler. Photo by Jens Mourits Sørensen.

A sheepskin is thrown onto this Scandinavian rocking chair in Haus P, designed by Studio Yonder für Architektur und Design.

Jens Quistgaard for Dansk Design, Denmark. 1960's. Photo Modernity.

Yoko lamp by Anderssen & Voll for Foscarini (2013)

Floor lamp designed by Jörgen Wolff for Christian A. Wolff, Denmark. 1950's. Photo: Modernity.

Here's the Gullwing Bench ($1,400), a Danish-influenced design featuring a cord seat woven to conform to the gull-wing shape of the frame. Made from solid ash, its members are held together with mortise and tenon joints.

Malm Fireplace via DWR

This chic porcelain teapot from Danish designers Ditte Reckweg and Jelena Schou Nordentoft offers a streamlined, minimalist design with clean black and white graphics.

Povl Kjer's Tuft stool riffs on his previous piece for Danish Crafts, the mirthful, imaginative Rocking Sheep. This piece comes in two sizes–a small child’s stool or footstool and a larger version that can be used at the kitchen table or as a barstool.

The concept of hygge encompasses creating sentimental moments.

Krenit bowls with a glistening inside in gold and silver.

Also part of the hand-woven rush collection is the Rush Bench, available in a black or natural seat. Along with the chairs shown previously, this line also includes a bar stool, counter stool, and ottoman.

TopZero sinks and drying racks come with each Hygge Supply kitchen island.

This two-bedroom, two-bathroom standard Hygge Supply model was built on a corner lot in Traverse City, Michigan.

Hygge at its core is the human desire for simple comforts, which take many shapes.

Cozy up with our Natural Alpaca Throw

Aja (Aubergine) wallpaper, designed by Justina Blakeney for Hygge & West

Hygge Supply cabinets with shelving inserts in kitchen.

Heath Ceramics tile and Hygge & West wallpaper make for a cheerful combination.

In addition to its sloping, tree-covered lot, what makes the Birch Le Collaboration House so special is the home's large, indoor-outdoor covered porch. The space is an extension of the floor-to-ceiling windows that line the walls of every Hygge Supply home. The Birch Le Collaboration House is also the first Hygge Supply home to be finished in black-stained Thermory pine cladding.

We partnered with Hygge & West to produce a collection of modern artisan wallpaper that's screenprinted by hand in Chicago, IL. Heath designed wallpaper that combines a clean graphical style with hand-drawn lines in a palette inspired by our glazes in four patterns in four colorways: Arcade, Quilt, Slice, and Strike. Shop the collection here: www.heathceramics.com/wal... #heath #heathceramics #heathxhyggeandwest #wallpaper #color #handdrawnlines #blue #quilt

Hygge Supply cabinets are designed to fit perfectly to create a streamlined look.

The shelving and cabinets are a Hygge Supply design, made of MDF and finished in no-VOC powder coat color.

The powder room gets its geometric edge from Heath Ceramics for Hygge and West wallpaper.

The bathroom walls feature Justina Blakeney Cosmic Desert Wallpaper from Hygge & West.