Perched on the rugged Norwegian shoreline, this domestic refuge offers a seamless connection between land and sea, conveniently set next to the main road, nestled against the mountain towering in the background. The architecture design embraces the breathtaking view, reflected off of the full height windows. The structure is defined by contrasting materials, marking the transition between floors: stone and concrete root the building into the earth, while wood and glass reach to the sky. On both levels, the triple glazed windows frame the overwhelming beauty of nature and a double mirrored deck surrounds the house, seeming to float over the sea, almost becoming part of the water, with a pier stretching out on the lower ground, for fishing or boating. Furnishings are kept minimal, and whenever possible, integrated into the architecture, to enhance the interior space and highlight the use of raw materials, all aimed at creating a balanced blend of rustic charm and modern elegance. This contemporary cabin blends the essence and aspects of loft living with the tranquility of a mountain retreat.