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Smulders' Dream Cabin: Bunk Beds for 18, Dining for 27
15 May
Summary
- Cobie Smulders built her dream family cabin in British Columbia.
- The serene hideaway features a six-bed bunk room and dining for 27.
- Smulders collaborated with her childhood friend's mother, an architect.
Actress Cobie Smulders has shared a glimpse into her personal dream project: a family cabin nestled in the serene landscape of British Columbia. Built from the ground up with her husband, Taran Killam, the retreat offers a perfect escape from their California home.
The spacious cabin is designed for gatherings, boasting a six-bed bunk room that can sleep eighteen people. Additionally, it features an expansive dining table capable of seating up to 27 guests, ideal for hosting family and friends.
Smulders collaborated with architect Elizabeth MacKenzie, the mother of one of her closest childhood friends, fulfilling a long-held aspiration. The property is situated on a picturesque plot of land surrounded by mountains and a lake, fulfilling Smulders' childhood dream of a nature-filled family cabin.
The design emphasizes the stunning natural surroundings, with extensive windows and high ceilings that maximize the scenic views. The exterior is characterized by a raw steel roof and olive green, wood-paneled siding.
