Many people yearn for their own quiet space. Somewhere remote - a place to write a novel or compose an album of love songs. A new book celebrates the work of those who have realised their dreams.
You'd have to travel to the island of Kulusuk - off the coast of Greenland, just south of the Arctic Circle - to see the view from this cabin for real.
Neatly perched on a rocky outcrop, with ice floating by, it is a prime example of something that might inspire cabin envy.
Put together by journalist Steven Leckart and web entrepreneur Zach Klein, the Cabin Porn book was inspired by the forest community of Beaver Brook - in upstate New York - where residents had been sharing photos of cabins online to encourage new creative constructions.
Leckart says the book celebrates cabins as the simplest form of architecture - that almost anyone can learn and attempt to build.
For the book's American examples, Leckart travelled to meet the people behind each project to try to "demystify" cabin life.
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