Cabin homes has been gaining popularity over the past years. A number of people are moving away from large homes and going to smaller, square cabins, but with more of a focus of great detail. The square foot price is generally higher because the fishes are nicer. We have provided you with some ideas on building a luxurious cabin.

1.Stick to one theme

It is always a good idea to stick with one theme through out your cabin, otherwise it will look and feel busy ending up with an identity crisis. The appearance and the feel  should be consistent. Try not to put all of your favourite ideas into one little space, rather choose one of your favourite ideas and work with that.

2.Choose Quality

Quality is always the way to go. Good quality finishes and furnishings are going to last and feel timeless. The main items to put a lot of thought into are your home trims style, wall finishes and flooring.

3.Watch the walls

Wall colour is a crucial factor in any cabin design whether small or large. We recommend keeping your wall finishes consistent throughout your cabin. It is also important to note that the colour and design of your television on the wall should go well with the wall paint colour. Make sure your DSTV Installation is up and running, that way you are guaranteed to enjoy your favourite shows on DSTV in your luxurious cabin.

4.Draw from the outdoors

It is very crucial to draw from the surroundings for an interior colour palette. Work with the environment, become part of it.

5.Pay attention to detail

Detail is what sets a home apart. It is very important to consider this factor when designing your cabin.

6.Accessories

Furnishings and accessories are primary colour accents. Adding some simple accessories like pillows and throws adds value and beauty to your cabin.

7.Light in layers

Light is very important because it makes you feel comfortable in your home. When it come to your cabin lighting its always a good idea to use the layering approach.

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Start with the ceiling lights. Particularly in a lofted or cathedral ceiling, it is essential to have the area illuminated rather than feeling like a black hole. The next layer would be sconces, which are great for creating mood or ambiance. Finally, consider lamps, cabinetry and perhaps even in-floor lighting. Lighting should be thoughtfully planned in advance, because it is difficult to remedy in the aftermath of building a cottage.