Created for those who want to live minimally among nature, the units offer beautiful, streamlined interiors, defined by natural wood, muted tones and expanses of glazing. Cross-laminated timber clads the ceiling, walls and swathes of furniture for a clean, cohesive finish.

The cabin is available in two sizes. The Konga M encompasses just under 194 square feet (18sqm) of inside space, comprising a kitchenette and lounge, a bathroom with a shower and a sleeping area zoned by floor-to-ceiling shelving. There's also an additional 107-square-foot (9.9sqm) terrace.

Meanwhile, the Konga L's 323-square-foot (30sqm) interior is anchored by sleeping nooks at either end, flanking a kitchenette, lounge, a separate bathroom and shower room and a 129-square-foot (12sqm) terrace.

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