A One-Of-A-Kind Log Home With the Coolest Interior

Discover the enchanting Istra Cantry Club log home, blending traditional design with modern comforts, perfect for relaxing with family and friends.

By The HyggeHous TeamMarch 8, 20252 min read10 photos
A One-Of-A-Kind Log Home With the Coolest Interior

Overview of the Istra Cantry Club

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You'll be sure to fall in love with this amazing log cabin known as the Istra Cantry Club. This is one of the most popular projects from Artkelo with this bathhouse with a gable roof. A little bit about the history of the project. The customer's dream was for a real Russian log bath. At the same time, there was a small difficulty because when designing and building a bathhouse, the designers took into account the existing landscape of the site. The customer's wife did not want any of the flowers or beds to be affected. The layout is the artel classic, there is a recreation room with a small kitchen, a steam room with a washing room, and a terrace. The terrace is a bonus of the log cabin as you can sit at the table, on the couch, and relax. The bathhouse has become a real member of the client's family, where you can relax your body and soul not only with your family but also with friends.

Understanding Gable Roofs

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Gable roofs are also called pitched roofs and are a classic style of roof found in several parts of the world. It's particularly popular in cold and temperate climates, like the northern United States. The name refers to the triangular space that is created by its two planes sloped in opposite directions, which meet at the highest point to form the roof ridge. The simple, effective roof design is created using rafters, trusses, and purlins. Every region has its way of decorating gable roofs, and the building materials used depend on availability and stylistic preferences. Gable roofs work well for people who are building on a budget. The simplicity of gable roof designs means they don't require the same amount of building materials as other roof designs, and their styles vary while staying affordable. You also have more space, especially with cross-gable roofs, to use for an attic, storage, or a room, thanks to only two sloped sides instead of four. The following are just a couple of the steps when it comes to building a log bath house from Artkelo.

Planning the Bathhouse

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Planning. The planning solution is carried out by the design task, initial data, and taking into account the functional zoning of the premises. The designers take care and seriously the stage of drawing up a planning solution up to the placement of furniture, as your comfort and convenience of living in the bath depends on it in the future.

Sketching the Design

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Sketches. The sketches of the bathhouse are designed uniquely and exactly correspond to the tiles of the 18th century. The sketches are created by a team of highly qualified professionals, which allows them to avoid many problems during the design, construction, and operation of the cabin building. They guarantee the clients an individual approach, the possibility of construction according to extraordinary sketches, as well as high-quality consulting support.

Artkelo's Craftsmanship

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Artkelo pride themselves on the production of log cabins using traditional carpentry technologies with different techniques including Russian felling, Canadian felling, Norwegian carriage, Finnish felling in the run, Post and Beam, and Timber Frame.

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