The World Side

Fröhlich Gassner Architekten’s holiday cabins

Kleine Bleibe (Small Stay) by Fröhlich Gassner Architekten is a sustainable holiday home in the sleepy village of Reckenthal, Germany, engulfed in the stillness and serenity of the Westerwald forest greenery. An ensemble of three minimalist wooden cabins, Kleine Bleibe is deeply rooted in its natural context, bearing dark timber facades and frameworks, pinewood finishes and wooden and screed flooring. The holiday cabins embrace and encourage a simpler, slower lifestyle, offering guests an opportunity to reconnect with nature, while they disconnect from digital stimulus and retreat from the hectic buzz of modern everyday life.

all images by Celia Uhalde

kleine bleibe is embedded into nature

Fröhlich Gassner Architekten has designed a secluded retreat in a remote village housing only 114 residents. A sustainable and peaceful place to recharge far away from the stress and constraints of everyday life, the minimalist holiday cabins present a

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