Yana Prydalna designed this inspiring house in the middle of the forest in Lake Tahoe, California. Yana reinterpreted the traditional A-frame typology for a two-person weekend break cabin combining it with meticulously designed interior spaces. Take a look at the complete story after the jump.
From the architect: The house planned to be built in the middle of the forest in Lake Tahoe, California. The concept is created for a weekend vacation in the woods for two people.
Task: the maximum amount of wood creating a feeling of nature inside the cabin. Enjoy the starry sky on a small porch on California summer evenings.
Creating interior design from natural materials is always the best not only for aesthetics but also for inner pleasure.
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Quiet space house – almost completely wooden.
Thermo wood in this project is the main material and at the same time serves as a background for filling.
The main part of the filling in the living area was in front of a metal fireplace (Electric type) placed a huge sofa made of wooden beams, which is very symbolic for forest houses.
The structure itself pushes the owners to leave all the gadgets and enjoy real life: listen to the birds singing, watch the forest dwellers from the large panoramic windows, feel the texture of the wood to the touch.
Almost all the main storage is in a large closed kitchen cabinet. There are a refrigerator and enough space for storage for various purposes.
Next to the dining table was placed a large column, which became support in the center of the house and filled it with decor – firewood.
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Under the bookshelves on the sofa side is a large long cabinet for shoes, ski storage, and special clothing.
At the same time, the house is not large enough to store a lot of things for recreation in the woods.
Project name: Quiet Space House
Architecture firm: Yana Prydalna
Principal architect: Yana Prydalna
Built area: 896 ft²
Design year: 2020
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