DOON CABINS

Cabins designed for long-term hospitality use

At Doon, we design permanent cabins with a focus on durability, comfort and long-term performance. Each cabin is conceived as a complete structure, not a temporary solution or lightweight installation.

Our work centres on proportion, layout, materials, and technical detailing. Every decision is made to ensure the cabin sits quietly in its landscape while performing reliably year-round, in exposed and demanding conditions.

Our cabins are developed specifically for hospitality and commercial use, where durability, efficiency, and ease of operation matter. Layouts are planned around real patterns of use, with materials and details chosen to reduce maintenance and operational friction.

The result is a cabin that performs consistently over time, supporting guest experience without unnecessary complexity.

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Weekend Bothy

Sleeps 2

Internal Floor Area 19.1 sqm

Each cabin layout is developed around real patterns of use, not visual balance alone. Circulation, storage, services, and natural light are considered together, resulting in spaces that feel calm, efficient, and straightforward to operate.

Sleeping, washing, and living zones are clearly defined, with proportions set to maximise comfort within a compact footprint. Window placement is used deliberately - framing views, managing privacy, and bringing in light without compromising thermal performance.

Floor Plan

Outline of a room including a bed with pillows, a sofa, a dining table with chairs, a kitchen counter with a stove, a sink, and a toilet, depicted in a line drawing style.

L, 7300

W, 3300

H, 3800

Clear layouts reduce complexity over time. By keeping circulation simple and zones well defined, cabins are easier to clean, quicker to turn over between guests, and more durable in day-to-day use. Fewer corners, fewer finishes, and considered detailing all contribute to spaces that age well and remain straightforward to operate.

  • A cozy bedroom scene with a bed covered in beige bedding and pillows, a fur throw blanket, a small side table, a book, and a lit fireplace, viewed through a window at night.

    Cabin evenings

  • A kitchen sink with a modern silver faucet, a bottle of hand soap, and a wooden countertop. Sunlight creates a shadow on the wall behind the sink.

    Cabin Kitchen

  • A bed with a white quilt, a beige fluffy rug, and beige blanket near large glass windows showing trees outside.

    Sleeping

  • A person using tongs to add wood logs into a small black wood-burning stove with flames inside.

    Off-Grid Heating