Dominik Ilichman and Adam Hofman work together to design the Hyatta cabin as a response to the lack of sanctuary spaces in today’s modern culture. It aims to reduce digital noise and the constant urge to check our phones. The modern space is made to channel creativity and invite relaxation and reflection.
At the root of the Hyatta’s design, it features Scandinavian themes through minimal design. This is due to the belief that minimalism fosters creativity and focus in the home as it reduces distraction. It rests on a slope that faces south and overlooks a pine forest, which is been done intentionally to look away from civilization and its distractions. The inspiration also nods to a former hunting cabin with rustic charm.
Image Credit: Dominik Ilichma, Adam Hofman
