Curvy glass cabins bring design to nature

Freycinet National Park in the Australian island state of Tasmania is known for its rugged sea line that hugs a handful of curvaceous bays. Now, the park has accommodations to match its sinuous outline thanks to Liminal Studios, a design firm that recently completed nine cabin pavilions for Freycinet Lodge.

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The design of the cabins echoes the landscape with undulating glass facades that double as a window to the outside and a reflector for the surrounding wilderness. The camouflage effect gives visitors the feeling of being immersed in nature, despite their incredibly luxe living quarters.

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Liminal designed the spaces with wood paneled interiors that pop against touches of stone and black paint. Outside, the cabins have a large deck that comes with a dipping tub and plenty of sitting places designed for al fresco relaxing, including an unexpected netted hammock that hangs off the side of the deck.

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