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The woodsy retreat by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson has a cantilevered deck that captures panoramic views.
Lori Hudson has probably painted Christina Lake a hundred times. "My kids tease me that it’s the only thing I ever paint," she says.
High above Christina Lake in British Columbia, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson designed an idyllic retreat for Lori Hudson, her husband, and their two boys.
Photo: Bryce Duffy
It’s true that there’s not much that could top the view from her easel, positioned for maximum waterfront exposure where two tall windows meet at the back of her family cabin. But should Lori ever feel compelled to move her canvas out to the patio, she’d find an equally worthy subject in the house itself.
The cabin’s exterior is clad in dark-stained western red cedar from Spearhead and fiber cement panels. Its cantilevered deck with windows from Loewen provides panoramic views.
Photo: Bryce Duffy
Photo: Bryce Duffy
See the full story on Dwell.com: An Artist’s British Columbia Cabin Offers Peace and Perspective
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By: Stacey McLachlan
Title: An Artist’s British Columbia Cabin Offers Peace and Perspective
Sourced From: www.dwell.com/article/boundary-point-cabin-bohlin-cywinski-jackson-dd2260d8
Published Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2021 18:35:59 GMT
