Doing anything fun this weekend? I know one family in Finland who will spend the weekend in this beautiful 48 metre square cottage. I showed a few pictures of it here and today the lovely Minna from Time of The Aquarius has given me permission to show a few more. Complete with two bedrooms, tiny kitchen and a sitting room with a cosy fireplace and a sauna and guest room, the cottage has no running water. It's small for a family of five but that's the idea, they can be close and spend quality time together. Apart from the incredible decor, I think it resonates with me because I love the idea of weekends away with nothing but family and the nature for entertainment.
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| Time of The Aquarius |
Could you spend time in a cottage without running water?
Do you remember this incredible Finnish cabin I showed a few months ago (also without running water?
If you're up for some simple but very cool DIY this weekend check out this cool project.
I love this incredible wooden box house, it's such a refreshing take on architecture and design!
I spy the very cool Vitra L'oiseau in these pictures. If you haven't entered the give-away to win one of these cooly birdies hurry! You have until Monday! :)
Before I head off, I just wanted to mention you've probably noticed my blog is going through a bit of a facelift at the moment, bear with me, the wonderful Ana from blog milk is working on it and it may look a little strange for a few days!
Have a wonderful weekend all!
Beautiful, simple and elegant ♥
ReplyDeleteThe perfect place to bunker down in for the Finnish winter!
ReplyDeleteWow, it's beautiful
ReplyDeleteWe also have a smaal place we go and relax in the weekends and summerbreak.
It's actually an old trailer, but we gave it a make over inside!
You want to see it? Check: http://homemarit.blogspot.nl/2013/04/dit-isons-stekje-voor-de-vakantie-en-de.html
Marit (www.homemarit.blogspot.nk)
How lovely, thank you so much for sharing!
DeleteWow, it's beautiful
ReplyDeleteWe also have a smaal place we go and relax in the weekends and summerbreak.
It's actually an old trailer, but we gave it a make over inside!
You want to see it? Check:
http://homemarit.blogspot.nl/2013/04/dit-isons-stekje-voor-de-vakantie-en-de.html
Marit (www.homemarit.blogspot.nl)
lovely little place! i wish I could see more of that wicker piece of furniture! happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteYou might find more pictures of it on Minna's blog, she's often posting about her summer cottage.
DeleteOh wow-arent they lucky! Have a great weekend :-)caroline
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid I'd need running water to have a good time.
ReplyDeleteJ
so snug and simple! what more do you need? ok, i do need running water :) happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
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AW
Very beautiful, I believe that the nature is around the cottage is beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend! :)
so pretty...and peaceful..
ReplyDeleteThe tree curtain is beautiful. I couldn't live in a house without water. We had our water cut of several times during the day last year and I didn't like it.
ReplyDeleteWell, if there was a river somewhere near, why not :p
ReplyDeleteI love small cabins in the woods and this one is lovely!
Kisses **
I love this space and I do remember the Finnish cabin, that is spectacular! have a wonderful weekend - ;-)
ReplyDeleteWell, I could not live without running water but I love what you said about the small space. The point of the small cabin space is for family togetherness. So true. If I had a second home, it would have two bedrooms, or maybe even one!
ReplyDeleteWow, it's beautiful and so simple.
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