Synduality Noir

An architect and a builder team up to create a cathedral-inspired cabin that embodies the grandeur of the surrounding mountains and showcases a classic A-frame design.

After years of searching for a family cabin, a couple finally finds and renovates a forgotten structure perched on the banks of Oregon's Wilson River.

An artist builds a cabin retreat on the property where she grew up. Perched above Puget Sound, she designed the home as a haven to inspire creativity.

A couple builds a modern, steel-clad log cabin in a remote part of Washington State as a unique hideaway where their family can escape the city.

A couple reconstructs a 19th-century log cabin to share with their guests on a property they purchased near their hometown in Tennessee, perched on a forested hill overlooking a lake.

A photographer and his partner work with their community to build a small, handcrafted cabin with Japanese design influence in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina after he was inspired by a documentary photography project he worked on for years.

A couple reveals their Whitewater Preserve cabin in California, made from Canadian-imported cedar timbers, that they enjoy as a space to recharge as well as rent out to further their commitment to serving others.

An art director's search for his first home leads him to Big Bear, California, where he finds a '70s-era gambrel treehouse cabin and ongoing DIY passion project.

A cabin on the shores of Lake Superior is home base for a couple that met while traveling the world. They nicknamed it "Agua Norte" to pay homage to their Brazilian roots and the cabin's location in northern Minnesota.

A 10-year search leads a first-time cabin owner to an ideal, off-the-grid location close to where she grew up in New Hampshire. Together, she and her fiance renovate the space in a minimalist style.