Sea Lodge
CE-IV-06
Fjell Ember
Lofoten
— Norway
A black-timber sea lodge set between granite, salt grass and the changing light of the Norwegian coast.
BEDROOMS
5
BATHROOMS
5
INTERIOR
520 m²
LAND
2.4 ha
REGION
Coast
AVAILABILITY
For Sale
THE ARCHITECTURE
A residence composed around climate, ritual and view.
MATERIAL REGISTER
Weathered timber pavilions step along the rock line; a copper-toned hearth and protected glass passage join the social and private wings.
Fjell Ember stretches along a granite shelf where the Lofoten mountains meet the Norwegian Sea. A family of black-timber pavilions keeps the building close to the land, leaving the horizon uninterrupted and sheltering outdoor rooms from coastal weather.
The social pavilion is organized around an ember-toned hearth made from patinated metal and local stone. Full-height glass frames the sea without turning the rooms into an exposed lookout; deep reveals, wool curtains and warm timber ceilings maintain a protected, tactile interior during the darkest months.
Five bedrooms sit in two quieter pavilions connected by glazed passages. A sea sauna, cold-plunge terrace, boathouse and compact studio extend the life of the property beyond the main rooms, while low-energy systems and durable local materials support long seasons with minimal maintenance.
THREE VIEWS · ONE ADDRESS
Read the house from its edges.
THE USEFUL LUXURIES
Everything considered. Nothing advertised too loudly.
The specification supports long stays, private hosting and quiet daily routines. Each field is editable in the Properties CMS.
Five sea-facing bedrooms
Wood-fired sea sauna and cold plunge
Private boathouse and protected landing
Studio and reading pavilion
Patinated metal and stone hearth
Ground-source heating and heat recovery
Secure equipment room and covered parking
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CE-IV-06
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