Hytte, the Norwegian Modern Hytte, Norwegian Cabin

Hytte, the Norwegian Modern Hytte, Norwegian Cabin
The hytte is to the Norwegians - a small house out in the countryside. The traditional hytte is usually built in wood - of which Norway has plenty - and it is often painted, most frequently in red. It is located out in the countryside or in the forest, and it offers its residents a rather spartan comfort. Running water and electricity are - most of the time - not part of the available amenities, and the equipment you will find in these cute little houses is quite rustic. Most of the time, it only consists of a table, a few chairs, a basic bed and - not to forget! - a wooden stove to keep the interior warm enough when the snow and the temperatures are falling outside.
There are around 400 000 hytter in Norway for a little over 5 million inhabitants. That tells you how big a role these little cottage houses play in the daily life of the people of Norway! Thousands more are being built every year throughout the country. When travelling in Norway, you see them everywhere, up in the mountains, down by the ocean, or built amidst postcard like sceneries, by a beautiful lake or in the middle of the woods.
October 2023
Treungen/Tveitsund, Norway
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