It takes something pretty special to appear on an episode of Discovery Network's Building off the Grid series. And it's easy to see why The Hut in Belmont County, Ohio cut the mustard! Designed and built by owner and founder of Midland Architecture Greg Dutton with the help of family and friends, the 600 square foot / 55 square metre cedar-clad cabin features bleached eastern pine floors and whit clad walls. Sustainable and off-the-grid, The Hut was completed last year and has been kitted out with furniture made from natural materials in shades of cream, beige and chocolate. A wonderful, tree-house inspired, Scandinavian style retreat, designed to ensure you can completely switch off - in every way!
Could you imagine hanging out here in the woods - living completely off the grid?
Imagine how easy it would be to relax?!
Feel inspired by a load more rural retreats and log cabins from the archives - do you have a favourite?
Happy 'hump day' (nope, still not used to that phrase!).
Niki
Photography courtesy of Midland Architecture found via Style Files
Oh my goodness, this is mysecond perfect house, the interiors and then, that view x
ReplyDeleteTotally with you - it's stunning, inside. and out! :)
DeleteI live in Sandusky County/Fremont,Ohio..but own 22 acres on Manitoulin Island,Canada ..lookup the simplistic beauty of this area..what might be the average building cost..planning on someone local building the shell and we finish inside..love the pale colors..as we also want the outside wooded area to be shown off..and have a tree house affect among the pine,cedars and dots of white birch..off grid also with composting toilet..and privy both..crowsimply@gmail.com
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