Gorgeous Haus Am Moor Cabin Draws Heat from a Wood-Fired Stove and the Earth in Austria

There's hardly anything more tranquil than a cabin out in the woods, and Haus am Moor is one of the most exquisite designs we've seen in a while. One of <a href="http://www.bernardobader.com/haus_am_moor.html">Bernardo Bader Architects'</a> creations, the 220 square meter holiday dwelling was constructed out of <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/locally-sourced-timber/">locally-sourced spruce, fur, and elm</a> and features a wood-fired stove and a ground-source heat pump that keeps it warm in chilly Austrian winters.

This beautiful cabin is located in rural Austria

The home is heated with a wood-fired stove and a ground source heat pump

Small and large cutouts permits plenty of daylighting

This light timber contrasts with the concrete structure

The interior and exterior were constructed with 60 locally-sourced trees with minimal waste

The two story cabin was designed in harmony with the local vernacular