How to create the perfect relaxation in your mountain cabin

A mountain cabin is more than just a place to live – it's a place for recovery, presence and calm. With thoughtful material choices, smart planning and a close relationship to nature you can create an environment that invites relaxation year-round.

Discover all the seasons you didn't think existed

Owning your own mountain cabin opens up the opportunity to explore the mountain world in all seasons, even those you may not previously have considered. Late spring, late summer and early autumn, and midwinter each have their own unique charm and activities to offer. With your own mountain cabin it's easier to head up spontaneously when the mood strikes, regardless of the season. Don't let the opportunities pass you by – discover the mountains' changing beauty year-round.

A second home for your winter gear

One of the least stressful ways to enjoy your mountain cabin is to let it become a second home for all your winter gear. By having all your winter equipment and clothes permanently in place in the mountain cabin you avoid the complicated and time-consuming process of moving things back and forth each season. You can simply pack light when you travel and be sure that everything you need is already there waiting for you.

Make friends with the mountain

Returning to the same mountain area time and time again gives you the opportunity to become a true specialist of the area. You learn to know the mountain down to the smallest detail and gain insight into the most well-preserved spots – where the most breathtaking views are, where the cloudberries hide and where the cross-country tracks stay in top condition even during thaws. This gives you a unique advantage and a sense of being at home that makes every visit to your mountain cabin a deeply rewarding experience.

Winter delight in Lofsdalen

The Mårding family wanted to add space to their mountain cabin in Lofsdalen and built an Attefallshus. Read the report “Winter delight in Lofsdalen”

Underfloor heating and durable granite-ceramic tiles in the hallway make it easier when shoes and ski boots track in snow

To ease winter life in your holiday home, consider installing underfloor heating in the hallway. Underfloor heating provides a pleasant and even temperature while helping to dry and melt snow that is brought in on shoes and ski boots. Combine this with durable granite-ceramic flooring in the hallway, which withstands heavy wear and is easy to clean. In this way you can preserve your interior while making it practical and comfortable for all seasons.

Our Attefjällshus is adapted to life in the mountains

Whether the house is to be used as complete accommodation for the small family, for guests, or rented out, everything you need for a comfortable stay is provided. Outside there is a ski storage and a built-in bench by the front door, as well as a smart niche where you can choose to have firewood storage or another bench to enjoy the spring sun.