Family of five builds a 35-square-meter cabin, aiming for minimal size

In Stavern, Norway, a family of five has embraced minimalist living by constructing a unique 35-square-meter cabin. The compact structure, which also includes a loft, stands out significantly from the larger, more traditional cabins typically found in the surrounding area.

Siri Strøm Skram, one of the owners, explained that the cabin's design draws inspiration from nature, utilizing natural and sustainable materials, with a particular emphasis on solid wood construction. "The thought of solid wood had taken hold, and it was impossible to move away from. And we are happy about that," she stated.

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The cabin is inspired by nature with natural and sustainable materials, first and foremost solid wood. When the thought of solid wood had taken hold, it was impossible to move away from. And we are happy about that.

The aesthetic of the cabin is notably influenced by caravan design, a choice that allowed the family to achieve their goal of creating the smallest possible functional living space. This approach has resulted in a distinctive yellow cabin made of solid wood that sets itself apart in multiple ways.

While the article highlights the cabin's unique size and material choices, it notes that further details about the interior and the family's experience living in such a compact space are available to subscribers.

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The cabin is inspired by a caravan in many ways.