這座建于1876年的官方批準(zhǔn)的原木漁民住宅已不再是它曾經(jīng)的所在地。十多年前，它被輕輕地搬遷，現(xiàn)在位于拉脫維亞最美麗的自然公園之一——薩拉卡河流域。拉脫維亞設(shè)計(jì)工作室xcelsior的創(chuàng)始人阿圖爾斯·馬丁森斯(Arturs Martinsons)讓這座即將被拆除的住宅重獲生機(jī)，重新安排了其布局，恢復(fù)了其歷史魅力，證明了斯堪的納維亞極簡(jiǎn)主義可以與古董特征完美結(jié)合。兩間臥室，一個(gè)更新的廚房，一個(gè)現(xiàn)代的生活空間，金屬壁爐，和周圍的景觀不間斷的看法，從一個(gè)環(huán)繞露臺(tái)，兩個(gè)半島風(fēng)格的甲板，和一個(gè)平臺(tái)的內(nèi)置熱水浴缸，每次停留都是擁抱有意的室內(nèi)設(shè)計(jì)選擇在家里，因?yàn)樗亲匀恢莱剿?

This officially sanctioned log fisherman house built in 1876 is no longer where it once sat. Gently relocated over a decade ago, it now resides in one of Latvia's most scenic nature parks, the Salaca River Valley. Arturs Martinsons, the founder of Latvian design studio xcelsior, brought the home, which was set to be demolished, back to life, rearranging its layout and restoring its historic charm, proving that Scandinavian minimalism can mesh nicely with antique features. With two bedrooms, an updated kitchen, a living space with a modern, metal fireplace, and uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape from a wraparound terrace, two peninsula-style decks, and a platform for a built-in hot tub, each stay is as much about embracing the intentional interior design choices within the home as it is the natural beauty beyond it.