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Countryside Escapes: Traditional Cabin Tucked in the Woods

From: Pfeffer Torode Architecture

Located just outside of Auburn, Ala., this cabin sits on 2 acres of land and includes a community garden and wooded trails for hiking. Large windows and reclaimed wood beams help draw the outdoors inside, where traditional furniture and accents create a timeless environment.

Luxury Cabin at Night

Photo: Jon Cook. From: Pfeffer Torode Architecture

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Attractive Landscaping Welcomes Guests to Cabin Retreat

A decorative bridge welcomes guests to this luxurious cabin retreat. The bridge and stone landscaping allow water to flow naturally away from the home and toward the wooded surroundings during heavy rains.

Luxury Cabin Home on Wooded Lot

Photo: Jon Cook. From: Pfeffer Torode Architecture

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Woodland Landscaping, Gravel Drive Set Rustic Tone for Cabin Retreat

A gravel drive and woodland landscaping set a rustic tone when leading to this elegant cabin retreat. Large picture windows on the side of the home hint at the luxury tucked inside.

Cabin Entryway With Paneled Walls

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Contemporary, Rustic Pieces Blend to Create Balanced Look

A rustic table and wall paneling and plush seating welcome guests and residents into this cozy cabin getaway. The sleek lines of the chairs and modern artwork balance the setting to create a sitting area that's not overly country or contemporary.

Dining Room With Wall of Windows

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Undressed Windows Allow Stream of Daylight Into Dining Room

A glass pendant light and glass accessories catch the unfiltered light streaming into the dining room through the undressed windows. The comfortable dining chairs offer beautiful views of the cabin's wooded property.

Rustic Dining Room With Timber Trim

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Timbers Frame Doorways Between Dining Room, Living Room, Kitchen in Cabin

Timber beams frame the passages between rooms in this luxurious cabin in the woods. Contemporary furnishings and accessories balance the rusticity of the wall paneling and trim, and the absence of window coverings allows sunlight to fill the space.

Cabin Living Room With Cathedral Ceiling

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Windows, Fireplace Add Drama in Two Story Living Room

Two stories of windows and a stone fireplace surround create visual drama in this otherwise understated living room. Natural light streams through the windows and offers views of the surrounding wooded lot, making the room a perfect spot to while away the hours while on retreat.

Putty Colored Cabin Kitchen

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Neutral Kitchen With Thick Slab Countertops and Dark Wood Cabinets

Dark wood cabinets pop against the putty-colored paneled walls in the kitchen in this welcoming country cabin. Thick slab countertops and large chrome pendant lights help balance the visual weight of the oversized timber doorway leading to the adjacent two-story living room.

Cabin Kitchen With Marble Countertops

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Cabin Kitchen Features Rustic Wood Trim, Thick Marble Countertops

Rustic open shelving match the timber beams which separate the kitchen from the adjacent living room in this cabin retreat. Thick, marble slab countertops balance the look of the oversized beams for a space that is both elegant and rustic.

Upstairs Landing With View of Lower Level Living Room

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Rustic Bench Makes Use of Small Landing in Cabin

A small landing in the perfect spot to observe the two-story living room below and take advantage of the natural light that streams through the windows.

Bathroom With Vessel Sink and Wall-Mounted Faucet

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Stone Vessel Sink, Wall-Mounted Faucet Star in Cabin Bathroom

A stone vessel sink and wall-mounted faucet offer a touch of the contemporary in this rustic cabin bathroom.

Home Office Filled With Natural Light

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Study Offers Quiet Retreat in Cabin Home

A study makes for a quiet retreat in this comfortable cabin. The orientation of the space allows it to enjoy streams of daylight through the undressed windows.

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