I love living in Scandinavia. Having been here for 18 years, I consider it my home. But sometimes – especially on a Monday morning – it’s great to dream about faraway places! As you know, I’ve had my eye on Tasmania for many years (and now my sister Charlie – also has her heart set on on Tas thanks to some of the places here on MSH! I tell you, it’s catching!).
Maybe you’ll also be tempted once you’ve seen the pictures of the beautiful in the Bay of Fires, designed by Fred and Jessica Eggleston. Described as a ‘refuge of calm, free from distraction’ the handcrafted stone cabin is serene, simple, raw and refined. Intentionally sparse yet rich in texture, romantic, spacious yet intimate – the cabin is located a short distance from the bay with its many hidden coves and cliff walks. The only thing you need to decide is whether to enjoy a book by the fire, soak in the Japanese-inspired tub or head out for a walk by the sea. I vote for all three.
The kitchen has been kitted out with custom ceramic dinnerware and cast-iron cookware as well as everything you need to brew yourself the perfect cup of coffee (this could well be the tipping point for convincing Per – he does love his morning coffee!).
The bathroom is inspired by a Moroccan hideout complete with floor to ceiling micro cement for a spa-like feel. My eye is on the rain shower.
Could you imagine getting away from everything here for a few days?
Even if Tasmania is a little bit of stretch for many of us being so far, a girl can dream! Plus, there’s lots of inspiration to take away from this striking interior.
I particularly love the wooden tub and can well imagine a soak in it. It’s been made from a repurposed barrel and features a liner handcrafted from salvaged copper. So clever!
Is there anything that stands out to you?
See more of SABI cabin at and book your stay on .
Oh, and here are a a few other dreamy Tasmania hideaways:
Have a great start to the week!
Niki
Photography:
I love living in Scandinavia. Having been here for 18 years, I consider it my home. But sometimes – especially on a Monday morning – it’s great to dream about faraway places! As you know, I’ve had my eye on Tasmania for many years (and now my sister Charlie – also has her heart set on on Tas thanks to some of the places here on MSH! I tell you, it’s catching!).
Maybe you’ll also be tempted once you’ve seen the pictures of the beautiful in the Bay of Fires, designed by Fred and Jessica Eggleston. Described as a ‘refuge of calm, free from distraction’ the handcrafted stone cabin is serene, simple, raw and refined. Intentionally sparse yet rich in texture, romantic, spacious yet intimate – the cabin is located a short distance from the bay with its many hidden coves and cliff walks. The only thing you need to decide is whether to enjoy a book by the fire, soak in the Japanese-inspired tub or head out for a walk by the sea. I vote for all three.
The kitchen has been kitted out with custom ceramic dinnerware and cast-iron cookware as well as everything you need to brew yourself the perfect cup of coffee (this could well be the tipping point for convincing Per – he does love his morning coffee!).
The bathroom is inspired by a Moroccan hideout complete with floor to ceiling micro cement for a spa-like feel. My eye is on the rain shower.
Could you imagine getting away from everything here for a few days?
Even if Tasmania is a little bit of stretch for many of us being so far, a girl can dream! Plus, there’s lots of inspiration to take away from this striking interior.
I particularly love the wooden tub and can well imagine a soak in it. It’s been made from a repurposed barrel and features a liner handcrafted from salvaged copper. So clever!
Is there anything that stands out to you?
See more of SABI cabin at and book your stay on .
Oh, and here are a a few other dreamy Tasmania hideaways:
Have a great start to the week!
Niki
Photography:
