The nearby bespoke kitchen sits in the middle of the lodge, and though compact
Michael Kendrick Architects has designed a unique house that’s hidden away from view
and blends
seamlessly into the surrounding protected woodland.
Located in East Sussex, England, this small lodge, clad in western red cedar, appears elevated
amongst
the trees as the ground levels fall away below.
With large picture windows on both the front and rear facade, visitors benefit from stunning natural
views from all areas of the lodge, enabling them to fully immerse themselves in the setting.
The nearby bespoke kitchen sits in the middle of the lodge, and though compact, has been carefully
configured to provide space to both cook and dine. Birch plywood has been chosen for the cabinet
materials.
Guests arrive at the lodge on foot via a narrow woodland path, where they arrive at a generous grade-level terrace on its south side.
The nearby bespoke kitchen sits in the middle of the lodge, and though compact
privacy and limits overheating and the spill of artificial light as dusk falls. Upon entering, guests are welcomed by a living room with an L-shaped couch, an armchair, and a hanging fireplace. Glass walls and the wood ceiling connect the kitchen to the bedroom.