A cute, little cabin in Hog Hill, Maine created by B Five Studio. With a name like Hog Hill, then I'm sure to like it or at least be amused. Reminds me of funny North Carolina road names. I think there is a Hog Pen Road around here somewhere? Oh, and that top play room could easily be converted into my new studio - what do you think?
Your new studio...oh yes! I really love that first image. Just makes me want to hide away for a while.
ReplyDeleteI love this cabin! By looking on the outside I would never think it would be so open and inviting inside. Wait let me pack a bag!
ReplyDeleteahh! That top playroom would make a perfect studio/craft room!
ReplyDeleteoh and i'm glad you like my bike bag! we're going to start the heavy marketing push next month.
I love this cabin... and yeah, the top photo makes me want to curl up next to a fire with a book.
ReplyDeletei. want. no matter the name. i. want.
ReplyDeletethe way the lights hit into the attic room aka your new studio ( hehe) makes the sides look like they're curving, what a neat photo!
ReplyDeleteDiana, you are thinking of HOG SLIDE ROAD in NC. Fantastic cabin in the mountain. Wonder if there is a lake?
ReplyDeleteyeah. i am in lust.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm sold. I'll take it. So warm and cozy!
ReplyDeletesuper cute. love the windows.
ReplyDeleteooh! just looked it up and i'm not too far away; definitely do-able! i think i might have to don some snowshoes and go take a peek in the window. ;-) i would love to escape there...
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet and modest house. I think that would be a great place for a studio. The architecture is lovely.
ReplyDeletethis is AMAZING. i just love it. and "hog hill" makes me giggle!
ReplyDeleteI might be in hog heaven (oh, ha ha ha...bad joke.) This cabin really does look like a perfect, cozy retreat for winter, and the loft space would make an amazing studio! Oh, I love it.
ReplyDeletewhat a cute place, i love open space living! and yes that top room is so crying out loud for a makeover (into a gorgeous studio! ;)
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous little hideaway! it love how warm it looks on the inside.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute cabin! I've never heard of Hog Hill (and I'm a Mainer), but now I kind of want to visit ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your visit and comment today! Very cool name and blog header you have!
ReplyDelete"YOUR" studio? How about "our" new studio? Really...I'm surprisingly amenable to sharing! ;)
ReplyDeleteOMG! So falippin' adorable! (No...not me, silly...the house!) Hog Pen Road...try Toe Jam Hill!!! A real street name in my neck of the woods! Eew!
I wish I had a studio that awesome. What a cute place!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! Thanks for stopping by my blog today!
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Ashley
rainycitystyle.blogspot.com
Hog Hill looks pretty heavenly to me :)
ReplyDeleteI'm in Hog (Hill) Heaven!!
ReplyDeleteI think I could be very comfortable there (but will consider surrendering it to you for your studio. :-)
beautiful. it reminds me a lot of a place we stayed at in Michigan for Christmas a couple of years ago—only Hog Hill looks about 5 times the size!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to live in a place like this - it looks just perfect (snow and all).
ReplyDeleteOh yes, that would be a GORGEOUS studio. I love all attics and lofts. I've also been secretly hoping for a vertical garden to magically appear in my living room :)
ReplyDeleteI think yes. Definitely yes.
ReplyDeleteI want.
ReplyDelete(I wish!)
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing ... Gorgeous.. is this your vay-cay retreat? Comfortable, inviting, yet whimsical and fun!!
ReplyDeleteSoooo beautiful. I love these photos.
ReplyDeleteI saw that vertical garden you have on your side bar & totally was going to blog about it but then when I went to Smith & Hawkin's website I couldn't find it. :( Oh well, wouldn't it be wonderful to have several of these and have them angled in a row somewhere in the yard? I wonder if there's a way to make your own?...
ReplyDeleteAdorable - in that second photo the room itself looks like a dollhouse!
ReplyDeleteI love the off-kilter window placement, makes it seem so doll-like and homey.
ReplyDeletePerfect.
ReplyDeleteLove - hog heaven! I can totally see as your studio.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic place! I want to be there now!!
ReplyDelete[thanks for stopping by my blog]
ReplyDeletethat cabin seems so serene, and i love that loft, a perfect studio indeed.
As I was reading it, I was thinking they could call it Hog Pen and I wouldn't care......then I saw Beefy's comment! That "studio" is perfect.
ReplyDeletemmm... i've been dreaming of cabins lately. how perfect!
ReplyDeleteoh wow...this is amazing....i'll take one too...and of course you just must have a housewarming creative pajama party and invite all of your blogging friends...old AND new :)
ReplyDeleteI think it would make a fine studio indeed! I love all of the windows...sigh.
ReplyDeleteMmm, yes, and can you invite me when you get your studio all ready!
ReplyDeleteyes!! i had forgotten - north carolina does have some very odd street names!
ReplyDeleteGreat little cabin! It looks big inside!
ReplyDeleteLove this house!! Open and cozy at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE, LOVE this little place! Ohmygosh.
ReplyDeletelove that attic!
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