At the end of a long rural dirt road in central Prince Edward...
At the end of a long rural dirt road in central Prince Edward Island, Canada facing out towards the calm Wheatley River sits The River Cabins. The project was designed by the folks at @nine__yards__studio.
The cabins take their inspiration from the groupings of traditional gable farm buildings typical of rural PEI and exhibit a modern take on a classic lean-to shape so common to this landscape.
The steep slope of the asymmetrical roofs functionally provide space for loft sleeping zones and extend toward the sky with the black peaks blending into the landscape of the evergreen treetops. The cabins are clad in black standing seam metal siding and black stained vertical pine boards up the gable ends on each side elevation.
The three cabins include a main lodge, a half size bunkhouse for visiting friends and a small shed for storage. The shed has an inset feature wall for wood storage that greets you as you approach the site.
The main house interior is clad entirely in whitewashed spruce boards up to the asymmetrical roof peak giving it a soft and cozy feel.
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