FLOOR PLAN

This remarkable log house model L316 featuring four bedrooms, two spacious living rooms, two bathrooms, and a sauna for luxurious comfort. The ground floor boasts a welcoming hall, ample storage, a guest toilet, and convenient access to an external shed and ski storage. A well-equipped kitchen opens to a spacious living room with panoramic views. Two bedrooms, including a master with terrace access, and a sauna-equipped bathroom complete this level.

The second floor houses two more bedrooms, a tiled bathroom, a living room, and a TV area with extra beds. Large windows create an airy ambiance. This 180.3-square-meter property includes a 40.8-square-meter terrace, offering a cozy retreat. With underfloor heating, a fireplace, and storage options, this cabin accommodates 11 guests and presents an exceptional mountain getaway.

KITCHEN

The kitchen, custom-made by LHM Interiør, combination of durability and refined design. It maximizes space with soft-close drawers, LED lighting in display cabinets, and efficient sensor-controlled illumination. Furnished with top-tier Egger materials, including oak laminated fronts and a Caesarstone Piatra Grey worktop, it houses premium Franke and Dornbracht fixtures. Miele and Temptech appliances, modern Blum hardware, and a comprehensive source sorting system complete this state-of-the-art kitchen.

BATHROOMS

The bathrooms are meticulously designed to suit each cabin model, boasting a contemporary and expansive appearance with sizable tiles finished in a matte natural texture. Featuring delicate bathroom furnishings including soft-close drawers or doors, elegant ceramic basins, and high-quality fixtures. Each bathroom is equipped with a comprehensive overhead shower comprising both a rain shower and handheld shower, a modern toilet with a soft-close seat, and the option for an integrated or separate washing machine and dryer.

FURNITURE

Every detail of this LHM homes is always meticulously selected. All hard furniture is custom made, produced by LHM Interior – bespoke cabinetry including wardrobes in the hallway, commodes, nightstands, sink cabinets, coffee tables in the living areas, benches, TV stands, and bunk beds. Soft furnishings and beds is included in this offering, guaranteeing a smooth transition into a life of refinement and luxury.

FLOORS&STAIRS

This house feature bespoke ash stairs made by XTRAPP. Ash, chosen for its exceptional durability surpassing even oak, ensures prolonged stair longevity. Stirs with closed steps, glass railings, and wooden handrails, harmonize seamlessly with the floor color. Exclusive oak parquet on floors “LHM Exclusum,” measures 250mm wide and 21mm thick, featuring a solid 6mm oak surface. Opting for Graphite Brown in this house perfectly complements the chosen wall color and stairs. The floating single-strip oak parquet, 182mm wide and 14mm thick, is standard in first-floor bedrooms and on open areas and second-floor bedrooms, mirroring the color scheme from the first floor.

HEATING

The cabin features underfloor heating on the first floor and in the bathroom on the second floor. Additionally, the other rooms on the second floor are equipped with sleek black panel ovens mounted on the walls. Standard amenities include remote heating control, enabling easy adjustment for a cozy environment.

This model includes a built-in fireplace Brunner/Rais. Crafted with quality steel for the lower part and a polished microcement surface for the upper section, the fireplace is tailored to suit the room’s dimensions. A focal point of exquisite design, the fireplace not only provides warmth and comfort but also adds a distinctive and exclusive style to the cabin’s interior.

CONSTRUCTION METHOD

Constructed using the traditional Norwegian technique of horizontally stacked logs, meticulously interlocked at corners, this home epitomizes architectural finesse. Handcrafted ‘lafte knots’ stand as distinctive markers of LHM mountain homes, defining their unique character. The precision in construction is evident—two parallel walls exhibit uniform log heights, while intermediate walls elevate logs by half a log’s height, creating a visually captivating rhythm.

In line with centuries-old practices, mountain homes feature turf-covered roofs, applying weight to naturally compress the logs for a snug fit. While the logs inherently offer insulation, the integration of additional insulating materials, formerly moss and now sophisticated substances like cotton, wool, or linen, enhances thermal efficiency. Meticulously filling the cavities between logs, these materials ensure a blend of historical authenticity and modern comfort, defining these homes’ architectural integrity and energy efficiency.