Feature in L'Architecture d'Aujourd'hui

This edition looks at Cabin ANNA, created by architect Caspar Schols. Thanks to some ingenious engineering, the inside becomes outside. The structure is on rails, which allows a wooden section to slide open, revealing a second glass shell that opens onto nature.

It’s a magical feeling to wake up with the morning melodies of the birds next to you, to feel a breeze gusting through as you relax in the bath, or even to sleep under the open sky.

We were thrilled that Caspar chose Francone Bespoke Taps brushed nickel brassware to be part of this incredible project. Our creations end up in lots of special places–this is certainly up there with some of the most spectacular.

Image credits: Caspar Schools, Cabin ANNA, 'A'A'.