10 Summer Cabins from Members of the Remodelista Architect/Designer Directory - Gardenista
If “cabin” for you conjures small and humble, then admittedly we use the term broadly. This cabin by San Francisco-based Nick Noyes Architecture sits on a 60-foot-wide ocean bluff in the Sonoma County coastal community of Sea Ranch. A small modernist cottage on Shelter Island by NYC-based Deborah Berke Partners; see more at Architect Visit: Deborah Berke and Suzanne Shaker in Shelter Island. This East Hampton residence by NYC-based Billinkoff Architecture is composed of a string of small buildings connected by an indoor corridor, maximizing opportunities for indoor/outdoor living. Seattle-based Heliotrope Architects designed this Whidbey Island, Washington, summer home for a retired couple who wanted ample space to entertain guests but wanted to keep the overall scale of their home small. Photos by Julie Marquart. This beach cottage by Rohleder Borges Architecture with interiors by Bainbridge Island, Washington-based Michelle Burgess Design welcomes guests with a covered waterfront sitting porch. This cabin by Seattle-based FINNE Architects looks right at home in the Pacific Northwest but is actually on the shores of Lake Superior. Photograph by Eric Hausman. A vacation home by Bethesda, Maryland-based McInturff Architects was designed for a multigenerational family with strong connections to the site. The owners of this Orcas Island, Washington, cabin wanted all the comforts of home without any excess to distract from the land and view. This 1920s creekside cabin in Calistoga, California, was remodeled by Sonoma-based Amy A. Alper, Architect. Photograph by Eric Rorer. Photograph by Chris Cooper. A summer ranch by San Antonio-based Lake | Flato Architects sprawls over several buildings, meant to recall the summer camps of the owner’s youth.