This 29sqm modular wood cabin kit proves small living doesn't mean rough living
The STOK V1_A2 is a 29sqm modular wood cabin delivered as a kit across Europe. Black shingle exterior, big character in a small footprint.
The STOK V1_A2 from Eko Architektura makes a strong case that floor area tells you almost nothing about liveability. This two-storey 29sqm modular wood cabin ships as a kit across Europe and is designed to be occupied every month of the year, not just in summer.
The facade, entirely clad in black shingles, absorbs light. The steeply pitched gable roof evokes Scandinavian barns and tiny houses. Light-colored wooden window frames break up the dark monochrome. Large picture windows on the main facade, a small gable window in the attic: the openings are placed where they make sense, not just for aesthetic appeal.
Its lower level fits a lot into roughly 22sqm. The living area anchors the left side. The kitchen runs up the full height of the right wall. Its bathroom, accessed from the central corridor, is quietly impressive for the size. Glass-enclosed shower with a rain head, wall-hung WC, a monolithic marble-effect freestanding basin.
A timber stair leads up to the sleeping level. The bedroom uses the full volume under the roof. Both pitches slope down low on either side, this creates an enclosing, sheltered quality that flat-ceilinged rooms simply don't have. Its small wooden window is perfect for lighting up this cozy space.
The STOK V1_A2 uses a timber panel construction system. Its walls are insulated to perform in both cold winters and hot summers, this is a cabin built for permanent occupation, not occasional weekends. The modular approach means factory-controlled precision and faster on-site assembly. This kit is delivered across Europe, with a 10-year structural guarantee included. 29sqm, two levels, one coherent architectural idea. Sometimes that's all a home needs to be. To find this small 29sqm modular wood cabin kit on the EKO Architektura website and its selling price, click on this link!
A silhouette that doesn't go unnoticed
The facade, entirely clad in black shingles, absorbs light. The steeply pitched gable roof evokes Scandinavian barns and tiny houses. Light-colored wooden window frames break up the dark monochrome. Large picture windows on the main facade, a small gable window in the attic: the openings are placed where they make sense, not just for aesthetic appeal.
Ground floor: a tightly planned living space
Its lower level fits a lot into roughly 22sqm. The living area anchors the left side. The kitchen runs up the full height of the right wall. Its bathroom, accessed from the central corridor, is quietly impressive for the size. Glass-enclosed shower with a rain head, wall-hung WC, a monolithic marble-effect freestanding basin.
The loft bedroom: a room that earns its sloped ceiling
A timber stair leads up to the sleeping level. The bedroom uses the full volume under the roof. Both pitches slope down low on either side, this creates an enclosing, sheltered quality that flat-ceilinged rooms simply don't have. Its small wooden window is perfect for lighting up this cozy space.
Modular construction, year-round performance
The STOK V1_A2 uses a timber panel construction system. Its walls are insulated to perform in both cold winters and hot summers, this is a cabin built for permanent occupation, not occasional weekends. The modular approach means factory-controlled precision and faster on-site assembly. This kit is delivered across Europe, with a 10-year structural guarantee included. 29sqm, two levels, one coherent architectural idea. Sometimes that's all a home needs to be. To find this small 29sqm modular wood cabin kit on the EKO Architektura website and its selling price, click on this link!
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