This Canadian Cabin Is Equal Parts Woodsy Wonder and Scandinavian Chic
Surrounded by red maple and aspen trees, the home is a refined take on the classic Québecois sugar shack.
Surrounded by red maple and aspen trees, the home is a refined take on the classic Québecois sugar shack.
When you picture a little cabin in the woods…it probably doesn’t look quite like this. For Montrealers Emilie and Antoine, architect Ravi Handa has crafted a contemporary take on the Québecois cabin that embraces oh-so Canadian forest views and Scandinavian minimalism in equal measure.
The white-cedar-clad, 1,500-square-foot chalet is just a few hours from the city, but on weekends or holidays, the couple (she’s in marketing; he’s in finance) and their little one step through the aspen trees into the bright, lofted living space and feel transported to another place.
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