The Norwegian HYTTA, covering 250 m2, is located in the Hogevarde mountains – the essence of luxury, tranquility, and Scandinavian elegance. It is a space where modern architecture meets tradition, and every detail is refined with comfort and aesthetics in mind.

The house, entirely designed and built from wood, is a contemporary interpretation of traditional Norwegian cabins. The natural grass-covered roof blends with the surrounding landscape, making the building almost an organic part of the mountain slope. Panoramic windows open the interior to the picturesque valley, blurring the line between home and nature.
The central point of the living room is a hanging, rotating fireplace by Focus Creation, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere. The interior is illuminated by impressive, organic lamps by Bomma, reflecting in the glass and enhancing the sense of space.

The arrangement features exclusive furniture and lighting, including brands like Slettvoll, Artwood, Marset, along with accessories and luxurious fabrics from Ralph Lauren Home and Missoni, completing the composition by combining timeless chic with homely comfort.
The house is designed to balance open space and privacy. The kitchen with dining area is a natural extension of the living room, forming the heart of the home. Dark tones combined with natural wood dominate, and hanging lamps from Vistosi above the table add character.

The private area includes a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, guest rooms, and an additional bathroom with a sauna and direct access to the terrace.
On the mezzanine level, next to the guest rooms and bathroom, a cozy TV lounge was arranged with built-in beds and a large, comfortable Sletvoll sofa—an ideal place for an afternoon of relaxation with a book or a film.
Outdoors, a jacuzzi with a mountain view awaits, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility of nature at any time of the year.