A small project with a large overlap - we knew from the beginning that a unique place deserves a small but unique building. Under the old acacia tree, in the meadow where the sheep graze, a small barn was created, which is used as glamping housing. Outside the tourist season, the barn is used for agricultural purposes.
The construction was carried out directly by the owners - farmers, with their friends. Great emphasis was placed on the environmental friendliness of the project. Therefore, a lot of so-called second-hand materials and equipment were used.
Simplicity and surprising elements and details combined with large-scale glazing and connection with nature is what characterizes this building to the maximum.

The wooden structure is made of spruce and larch brushed lumber, in a classic shape, but with a surprising interior and use.
In the barn you will find everything you need for a short (or longer) stay. The open space is dominated by a large bed, the mattress of which is placed on hay. Behind the wooden screen wall you will find a minimalist kitchen. On the opposite gable, there is a wooden bench that goes up to the stove and a galvanized tub (shepherd's watering hole). On the mezzanine floor under the roof, there is a freely stored pile of hay, which encourages overnight guests to experience an overnight stay, like at grandma's barn.
You will find old attic tiles on the floor, the kitchen unit has a galvanized sink (made from laver) and the hay bed is covered with white linen blankets and pillows.