Scandinavian a frame house

Home means something different to everyone — whether it be a studio apartment, a classic colonial, or something more unconventional — but it’s always a delight to see how people furnish and live in their respective homes. Lucky for me, I’ve gotten to peek into some pretty unique and jaw-dropping homes this year, from a renovated school bus house-on-wheels, to a guest house made with straw bales, to a cabin on stilts in South Africa.

Check out all of these stunning and chic dark A-frame houses that pack a ton of charm into a small forest retreat.

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Situated in the Chelav Mountains of Iran's Mazandaran province sits a beautifully built and serene cabin. Created by Iranian architects Mohammad Hossein Rabbani

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An A-frame house is a triangular-shaped structure that looks like the letter "A." It provides covered shelter and features a sloped roof.

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