Wooden cabins.
Made for your
next project.
Thoughtfully designed timber spaces for resorts,
outdoor hospitality, and private retreats.
THE CABIN COLLECTION
A space for every possibility.
SPACES WITH PURPOSE
Different settings.
The same thoughtful approach.
From a single retreat to a collection of guest stays, start with the way the space will be used.
Make every stay feel considered.
Plan guest privacy, a welcoming interior, and an arrival experience that works.
- Guest flow & privacy
- Housekeeping & services
- Phased delivery planning
Look beyond the cabin footprint. Consider the route from arrival to the front door, views between neighbouring units, linen storage, and the access needed for maintenance. A repeated cabin layout should work for your operating team as well as your guests.
CONSIDERED FROM THE INSIDE OUT
A place to arrive.
A reason to stay.
Natural light, thoughtful circulation, and space for the everyday details. Start the interior brief with the experience you want to create.
Explore customisation AI-generated interior inspiration.THE TimHut GALLERY
A closer look at the possibilities.
Exterior, interior, and process inspiration.
All images are AI-generated illustrations.
PLAN FOR REAL LIFE
More than a beautiful exterior.
Bring the guest experience, everyday use, and maintenance into the same conversation.
A comfortable stay starts with the floor plan.
Place the furniture on the drawing before choosing the cabin footprint. Check how guests enter, put down luggage, move around the bed, and reach the bathroom. A good-looking exterior is only one part of a useful hospitality space.
- Sleeping & storage
- Confirm bed size, bedside access, wardrobe depth, and a place for suitcases. Keep the route to doors clear when furniture is in use.
- Bathroom & services
- Identify the wet area, plumbing routes, ventilation, and access for maintenance. Ask which fixtures and finishes are supplied and which are installed locally.
- Light & everyday comfort
- Discuss window position, privacy, shading, sockets, and reading lights alongside the proposed insulation and ventilation specification.
FROM DRAWING TO DELIVERY
Good spaces begin
with good details.
Define your specification, review the details, and plan every step with clarity.
Explore our processMAKE IT YOURS
Your next project,
taking shape.
Start with a cabin style and the way you plan to use it.
AI-generated design concept. Final colour and material samples require confirmation.Concept options. Final materials, dimensions, availability, and feasibility require confirmation.
CHOOSE WITH YOUR PROJECT IN MIND
Three directions. Different priorities.
Compare the questions each design raises before comparing quotations. The collection shows architectural directions; dimensions, materials, availability, and supply scope need a project-specific agreement.
| Starting point | The Woodland | The Alpine | The Garden Studio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project direction | Guest suites and resort accommodation | Distinctive retreat and glamping concepts | Garden offices and creative spaces |
| Layout question | How should sleeping, bathroom, and deck zones connect? | Where is full-height space needed for beds and circulation? | How much space do desks, storage, and equipment need? |
| Glazing question | How can views and guest privacy work together? | How will large front glazing be shaded and maintained? | Where will screens sit relative to daylight and glare? |
| Early site check | Unit spacing, service routes, and housekeeping access | Roof form, orientation, and delivery access | Garden access, boundaries, and utility routes |
THE BUYER'S NOTEBOOK
Good questions. Clearer decisions.
SOURCING GUIDEFrom first brief to a well-defined order.
Compare supply formats, specifications, inspection evidence, and responsibilities before ordering.
Read the buying guide
FACTORY & DELIVERYKnow what to check at every stage.
Review materials, production records, packaging, and the practical details of arrival.
Explore the review process
SPECIFICATION PLANNINGPut the details into your project brief.
Bring your preferred style, intended use, colour direction, and quantity into one conversation.
Plan your cabin projectBEFORE WE BEGIN
A few good questions.
Clear information for a confident next step.
Can a cabin be customised for my project?
Share your preferred footprint, intended use, layout, finish, and destination. The final specification, engineering requirements, availability, and price need to be agreed in a project-specific quotation.
What should I include in an inquiry?
Include your project location, cabin style, approximate dimensions, quantity, intended use, target delivery date, and any drawings. Local design loads and performance requirements help define the scope.
Are the cabins suitable for year-round use?
That depends on the complete wall, roof, floor, glazing, ventilation, and heating specification. A photograph or timber thickness alone does not establish year-round suitability. Review the proposed assembly against the destination climate and local requirements.
How are delivery and installation arranged?
Confirm the supply format, packing list, shipment terms, unloading equipment, site access, foundations, and installation responsibilities before ordering. Delivery dates and installation support are project-specific.
Can I review the factory and quality documentation?
Include a factory review request in your inquiry. Ask for current facility images, material records, inspection criteria, sample reports, and a live walkthrough where available. The illustrative images on this site are not evidence of a completed factory audit.
Let's build your
next opportunity.
Tell us about your location, cabin style, and project requirements.
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