This prefab concept kit unpacks into a classic country cabin that’s tailored for the most extreme environments.

The 670 sqm Great Lakes hut was designed by Leckie Studio with some of north America’s wildest regions in mind and can be set up in secluded locations with little environmental impact. It’s made from certified lumber and recyclable components, which can be assembled without the need for heavy machinery, and adapted as required.

Its fully glazed end allows owners to immerse themselves in the views, whether in the open-plan living and cooking area downstairs or tucked into the loft bedroom. A wood-burning stove keeps things cosy, and skylights bring in natural light.

The concept cabin – made by The Backcountry Hut Company – will be on show at Toronto’s Interior Design Show in 2019, but there’s no word yet on when it will be available to buy.

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