Cedar Cabin by Nicholas Gurney

Nicholas Gurney in collaboration with Monique created this beautiful 40sqm cabin, the Cedar Cabin, in New South Wales, Australia. Reflecting Nordic and Japanese design sensibilities designer Nicholas Gurney created a winter getaway for the region’s design discerning clientele. It was essential the interior be strongly connected to the architecture. Nicholas achieved this by introducing stained oak as a consistent theme throughout, in addition to a strong black steel motif.
Characterized by custom streamlined joinery, the Cedar Cabin captures the charm of lofty, vaulted ceilings, exposed timbers, and a Japanese-inspired Onsen. Nicholas’ intervention took shape through low-tech insertions that included replacing the L-shaped kitchen with a ‘dry’ utility wall and a ‘wet’ kitchen island with stools. In the bathroom, the Onsen-inspired bath is lined in glazed Japanese ceramics, and the walls in polished cement sheeting with underfloor heating; an ideal spot to unwind after being on the slopes. The Cedar Cabin supports local design through locally made lighting, tapware, and sinks.

Photography by Monique Easton

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