The windows has arrived! And the fascade is beginning to look as planned - it just need a few years to turn grey... This is Norwegian wood - but it will turn grey the same way Siberian Larch does.
This summer house is designed by Swedish architects Widjedal Racki Bergerhoff. It is situated on a waterfront property on an island not to far from Stockholm. The owners (a young family) wanted a house that took full advantage of the scenic ocean view. Read more about it here
From English Muse: "The design of this charming Swedish summer home — by the architects Thomas Sandell and Anders Landstrom — was based on the classic wooden house of Scandinavian architecture. Built according to traditional methods of construction, its roughly squared logs were slotted together by tenon and mortise joints - not a nail or screw was used in the entire house.. This lovely home is a relaxed place to while away the long Swedish summers."
These two summer houses are located in New Zealand, but I still think they have kind of a Scandinavian style. Air and light and simple lines. Love the outdoor shower!