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27th September 2016
04:17pm BST

It has been built as a collaboration between Studio Padron and artist Jason Koxvold.
Just read its description from the project's website:
"..the monolithic black form recedes into the surrounding forest during certain seasons and lighting conditions. [Inside is] a warm, silent interior library, constructed from 12,000lbs of red oak milled on the property. The massive volume of wood becomes a heatsink, storing energy from the single cast-iron stove to allow the temperature to self-regulate. Guests are invited to leave a private message in one of the 2,500 books on the shelves."
Yes, that's a little bed - and all the walls make for stacked bookshelves.
Can you imagine the blissful solitude?
Can. You. Imagine?
Here are some more shots of the interior - all images are courtesy of Jason Koxvold.
The Hemmelig Rom features in the book, The Hinterland: Cabins, Love Shacks, And Other Hide-Outs, published by Gestalten.Explore more on these topics: