Beautiful Gambrel Roof Ski Cabin Built With Reclaimed Barn Wood

A ski cabin located in Sugar Bowl, California encompasses everything ane would expect from a cozy and rustic vacation home. It's the gambrel barn house a lot of us call back of as their dream home away from home. The cabin was built by Kelly and Abramson Architecture and its interior design is the piece of work of studio Sally Ward.

The palette of materials used throughout the project includes an abundance of reclaimed barn woods which was used for the exterior siding of the house, the floor, railings and exposed beams, in combination with a roof made of corrugated galvanized metallic. These choices give the cabin a rustic and welcoming appearance.

The cabin has a gambrel roof which is common for rustic structures, especially barns

The cabin is rustic, warm and cozy and also connected to its surroundings in a seamless manner — The motel is rustic, warm and cozy and besides connected to its surroundings in a seamless manner

The living room features a massive stone-clad fireplace which makes the whole space look and feel warm and cozy

The large beams are made of reclaimed wood and they add a lot of charm to the cabin as a whole — The large beams are made of reclaimed wood and they add together a lot of charm to the cabin every bit a whole

There are various industrial-style elements spread throughout the cabin, including all the light fixtures — There are various industrial-style elements spread throughout the motel, including all the light fixtures

The interior blueprint reveals a series of open and functional even so friendly spaces and a warm and inviting ambiance throughout the motel. In that location's a big living room with a big fireplace and comfortable sofas, a spacious kitchen with a practical layout and a big farmhouse sink and half-dozen bedrooms, 1 of which is a loft space and 2 beingness kids' rooms with bunk beds. At that place's besides a large outdoor deck with a burn pit and a water tank that's actually a hot tub. There are industrial lite fixtures throughout and massive wooden beams, some of which are actually decorative and designed to maintain a cohesive look and a cozy and rustic ambiance in all the unlike areas of the cabin.