In most of North America we call them cabins. Maybe cottages. In New Zealand, it’s a bach. And Australia and Tasmania, a bush shack, or hut. Whatever you call it, a modest shelter surrounded by remote nature is a common dream for many around the world. Ourselves very much included.
Though with remoteness comes the question of community. This Tasmanian cabin compound solves that to a degree, as each of the three little cube cabins is owned by a different family in a group of friends.