Remmarholmen Island is a private five-acre retreat located in the coastal waters of Porkkala, Finland. It features a modern off-grid design that merges high architecture with sustainability. Designed by Joanna Maury, the retreat includes a main residence, guesthouse, and sauna made from natural materials like granite and oak. The buildings integrate seamlessly with the landscape, showcasing a clean Scandinavian aesthetic. The site offers peaceful living spaces, panoramic views, and wooden paths that enhance the natural flow, making it a serene destination for relaxation and reflection.
Remmarholmen Island blends high design with sustainable living in a way that feels more like a Nordic daydream than a real estate listing.
At the heart of the island lies a trio of structures designed by architect Joanna Maury: the main residence, a guesthouse, and a freestanding sauna.
Constructed from natural materials like granite, oak, pine, glass, and weathered Corten steel, each building complements the surrounding landscape without competing with it.
Wooden paths made from Siberian larch connect the structures like arteries, creating a seamless flow across the rocky terrain.
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