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Okay, this might be the writer’s cabin to end all writer’s cabins. In fact, I’m not sure you can even call this amazing flip-down, glass-walled writing retreat with 360-degree views a “cabin.” Says dornob.com:
At 500 square feet, it is not a huge retreat but it serves its purpose perfectly: fold-up sides keep it secure when not in use, while doubling as privacy screens, light blocks and thermal barriers as desired. Essentially a glass house on the inside, folding down three of the four exterior walls gives the occupant a nearly 360-degree connection to the surrounding context.
With a writing space this gorgeous, though, how could you get anything done? The temptation to stare out at the landscape—while warming your feet by the “180-degree rotating fireplace”—might seriously undermine productivity…
Further Reading:
- Prefer a writing space with a little more action? Take a cue from author Tony Parsons and try Heathrow airport.
- Want to see more writers’ spaces? Write Place, Write Time features the workspaces of established and up-and-coming writers.
