The Shack by Camille Architecture

ByJon Dykstra Houses

This photograph showcases an exterior view of a small wooden house situated on a verdant green field.

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Architect: Camille Architectures
Location: Normandy
Year: 2011
Area: 70m²

This photograph captures the exterior of a house, highlighting its deck area and the lush green trees and vegetation that surround the outdoor space.
This photograph captures the exterior of a house, highlighting its deck area and the lush green trees and vegetation that surround the outdoor space.
This photograph showcases the exterior of a house, emphasizing the deck area on its facade, which serves as a relaxing space.
This photograph showcases the exterior of a house, emphasizing the deck area on its facade, which serves as a relaxing space.
This photograph showcases the plants surrounding the house, almost covering its exterior.
This photograph showcases the plants surrounding the house, almost covering its exterior.
This photograph provides a view of a house's roof with a tree in the foreground.
This photograph provides a view of a house’s roof with a tree in the foreground.
This photograph displays a curved wooden sun lounger situated on the outdoor deck.
This photograph displays a curved wooden sun lounger situated on the outdoor deck.
This photograph captures the exterior of a house, showcasing an open door that provides a glimpse of the indoor space.
This photograph captures the exterior of a house, showcasing an open door that provides a glimpse of the indoor space.
This photograph showcases a specific section of the house's exterior with a wooden table situated next to the open door of the house.
This photograph showcases a specific section of the house’s exterior with a wooden table situated next to the open door of the house.
This photograph captures a view of the dining and kitchen area from the outside of the house.
This photograph captures a view of the dining and kitchen area from the outside of the house.
This photograph displays the interior of the house, showcasing the use of raw wood in its construction.
This photograph displays the interior of the house, showcasing the use of raw wood in its construction.
This photograph depicts a bed situated in a room that features wooden shelves mounted on the wall.
This photograph depicts a bed situated in a room that features wooden shelves mounted on the wall.
This photograph captures the interior of a dining area, showcasing its log cabin design.
This photograph captures the interior of a dining area, showcasing its log cabin design.
This photograph showcases a bedroom with a reading table positioned adjacent to the windows.
This photograph showcases a bedroom with a reading table positioned adjacent to the windows.
This photograph displays the interior design of a bedroom.
This photograph displays the interior design of a bedroom.

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This photograph showcases the interior design of a bedroom captured from a different perspective viewpoint.
This photograph showcases the interior design of a bedroom captured from a different perspective viewpoint.
This photograph highlights the sink located in the bedroom.
This photograph highlights the sink located in the bedroom.

Construction of a holiday home in raw wood with garden.

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Jon Dykstra
Jon Dykstra

Jon practiced law before launching his online publishing career, bringing analytical rigor to everything he builds. Home Stratosphere combines that precision with a lifelong obsession with residential design — architecture, interiors, landscape, and furniture.

His current focus is AI-driven design analysis, using artificial intelligence to study patterns in color, layout, and material choice across thousands of homes. His Personality Type Home Design Guide applies personality frameworks to interior aesthetics, helping readers design spaces that reflect how they actually think and live.

His favorite piece on the site is the 25 Most Popular Designs, is a daily-updated ranking of the top designs over the last 30 days, driven entirely by visitor activity. The feedback is invaluable for understanding what resonates most with readers. LinkedIn

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