Cabin, Åre, Sweden

  • The corridor wall is clad in solid oak panelling with vertical grooves of varying length and width. Wooden wall lamps project from the surface, and the concrete floor reflects light off the grain.
  • Two solid oak boards meet along a narrow seam, held together by butterfly-shaped wood joints set across the gap. The grain runs across the seam, catching the light differently on each side.
  • The facade combines wide boards with narrow vertical slats, forming a ribbed screen in front of large glazed openings. Flat daylight under the roofline brings out the grain running along the dark surface.
  • Black-framed sliding glass doors open onto a solid oak wine cabinet, with bottles resting in diagonal racks. Below, open drawers hold glassware, and the grain follows the slanted battens.
  • The long oak dining table rests on a solid centre base, surrounded by chairs with woven seats. The worktop shows a visible seam where two lengths of wood meet.
  • The wine rack in solid oak holds bottles in repeated diagonal bays that meet at a sharp point. The capsules show varied colours against the even grain of the wood, and a glass door with slim bars stands open in front.
  • The wine rack in solid oak is built with angled compartments, where the bottles rest diagonally in diamond-shaped bays. The grain runs along the sloped surfaces, following the geometry of the frame.
  • The cabinet door's oak corner meets the frame at an angled gap into the space behind. The grain follows the edge, and light catches only the top line of the wood.
  • The facade combines wide boards with narrow vertical slats, forming a ribbed screen in front of large glazed openings. Flat daylight under the roofline brings out the grain running along the dark surface.
  • Seen through a doorway, a lounge area shows open oak shelving along the wall, with two leather chairs set around a small table. The slatted pendant light throws stripes of light across the shelves behind.
  • The wardrobe unit in oak divides into three sections with shelves, a rail and drawers below. The grain in the panel runs back toward the wall.
  • Two solid oak posts meet closely beside a shelf that rests against them. The grain runs along the length of the wood, and a small joint shows where the pieces meet at the edge.
  • The table leg in solid oak meets a crossbar in a visible joint, secured with a dark wedge. The grain runs down the leg, and a stone surface is visible in the background.
  • The solid oak tabletop meets another board along a straight seam, held together by dark butterfly-shaped inlays. Light and dark grain runs across the surface, with a curved wooden chair edge visible behind.
  • The solid oak unit lines a wall niche with vertical slats, a top shelf and a low bench. Light catches the grain of the wood as towels hang from routed grips.
  • The bench in solid oak is built from narrow slats set at an angle, forming a tight repeating pattern. A black-covered book rests against the slats while a towel hangs from a rail above.
  • Solid oak pegs project from the slatted panel, with a towel draped over the nearest one. Light follows the grain of the wood, setting the pale and darker slats apart.

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