The Cornwall Cabin in Cornwall, Connecticut, stands as a modern retreat crafted by architect Robert Luntz of Resolution: 4 Architecture. Designed in 2017 for a Manhattan mother and daughter, this prefabricated cabin combines low-maintenance living with elegance. Its south-facing, expansive windows and cedar brise-soleil harmonize light and landscape. The interior, featuring rustic cedar, custom walnut millwork, and porcelain tiles, adds warmth and durability.
This sustainable home perfectly blends indoor and outdoor living, epitomizing contemporary country life.

About Cornwall Cabin
The Enchanting Cornwall Cabin
Perched on a steep slope, the Cornwall Cabin overlooks a lush valley in Northwestern Connecticut. This modern prefabricated cabin, a mere two-hour drive from Manhattan, offers a peaceful weekend retreat for a mother and her daughter. Spanning 1,500 square feet, it exemplifies simple, low-maintenance living. Inside, the compact floor plan smartly houses weekend essentials, while custom built-ins like storage spaces, benches, bookshelves, and bunk beds enhance both space and functionality. Maximizing Views and Ventilation
Strategically placed, the cabin boasts uninterrupted southern valley views. Its linear structure, aligned East/West, features large windows and sliders on the southern side. These elements not only flood the space with daylight but also showcase the breathtaking scenery. The handmade cedar brise-soleil across this façade mitigates ...