We’ve entered an era where people want true, outdoor adventures. Far-flung, off-grid, and epic. But they also want some level of modern amenities. And good design.
Luckily, options like the NKN-Softshell now exist. A design partnership with Nokken and architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), the NKN-Softshell is a striking architectural habitat that straddles the line between tent and cabin.
As cabins go, it’s sparse. But as tents go, it’s about as luxurious as they come.
With a clean timber framing, wood burning stove, and integrated furniture and lighting, the tent/cabin (tabin?) feels like a luxurious mini escape, no matter where it’s placed.
The tough canvas exterior hearkens back to the glory days of camping, and comes in three colors, to better blend into the environment.
At 18sqm (195sqft), the soft-shell structure is more than enough for a couple to camp in, or a small family, with the optional upgrade pack, which adds a sleep-able upper level.
We like the attention to detail, which includes a modern platform bed, sleek integrated lighting, and robust hardware, which looks well made and long lasting. The A-frame silhouette remains a classic of outdoor living.
Positioned for glamping sites, outdoor events, or eco-resorts, the NKN-Softshell looks great when grouped, creating a small community that feels cohesive.
The timber foundation and decking adds a sense of place and community, and a great spot to sit and watch the sunset.
The natural materials eschew the cheap plastics and aluminum feel, opting for something more substantial feeling.
Available for pre-order for € 18,950 ($ 22,500), we could see these modernist structures become popular with the modernist outdoor crowd.
See more on Nokken’s website.
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