This 839 square foot contemporary cabin in Virrat, a small town in Finland 170 miles away from Helsinki, has no running water or electricity. Sparsely furnished with only the essentials, the cabin building is well-insulated and relies on wood burning stoves. Vegetables and herbs are cultivated on site and fishing is recommended at the nearby Vaskivesi Lake. As Avanto Architects write, "The simple and ascetic life at the countryside differs dramatically from the hectic city life and provides a possibility to live a life with a minimum impact to nature." [Via Home Design]






Sheex Bedding
the pelts on the floor look like roadkill.. its terrible. this space would be great.. to bad the dead animals kill it.
@Spicy Basil: Killing an animal only for its pelt is just as wasteful as killing an animal only for its meat. Given the setting, I'd be surprised if every bit of the animal wasn't used. I think the pelts looks very apropos there, and not the least bit like roadkill.
You might even say the fur rugs Finnish the room. :)
fur rugs Finnish the room.
hahahahahahaha