Norwegian architects Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter designed this residential Split View Mountain Lodge near the skiing slopes of Hallingdal valley in central Norway, and from the pictures, I can’t imagine a better space to cozy up in after a long day out in the cold. At 130 square meters, the house splits into two directions from the kitchen, branching out to the living and dining rooms with spectacular mountain views. The house has different levels to adapt to the slope it is built on, and uses timber cladding in its exterior and interiors, giving a unified look to the entire chalet.
Photos: Søren Harder Nielsen & RRA