The recently opened TOURISTS Cabins in North Adams, Massachusetts, represent the latest venture by TOURISTS Welcome, emphasizing a harmonious blend of modern design with the Berkshires' natural beauty. Crafted by architect Hank Scollard and interior designer Julie Pearson, the cabins utilize locally-sourced materials, such as white oak, to create inviting interiors that reflect environmental mindfulness. Highlights of the retreat include custom fixtures and a unique 220-foot suspension bridge designed by Gerhard Komenda, which fosters a connection between guests, the built environment, and the surrounding landscape, encouraging visitors to embrace the serene atmosphere.
The TOURISTS Cabins merge innovative design with natural beauty, offering guests a serene space in the Berkshires that emphasizes both relaxation and nature connectivity.
Designed by Hank Scollard and Julie Pearson, the cabins use locally-sourced materials like white oak, embodying environmental consciousness and a connection to regional identity.
The 220-foot suspension footbridge designed by Gerhard Komenda enhances the experience between built spaces and nature, highlighting the retreat's integration with its surroundings.
Embracing the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi, the cabins' design focuses on the beauty of impermanence, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for guests.
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