The interior of the cabin opens up in a way that feels impossible. The steep lines of the A-frame don’t create a cramped attic; they create a soaring cathedral of wood and light.
Sarah had tucked a second floor neatly into the peak, adding an entirely new layer to the home that simply wasn’t visible from the driveway.
The layout was so functional that it comfortably fit not just Sarah, but visiting family and friends. Entire families had stayed over, something that seemed like a physical impossibility just moments before entering.
However, as the guests moved deeper into the house, they began to wonder about the “missing” parts. Where were the signs of a rough, “off-grid” life?
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