Back to the Cabin: More Inspiration for the Classic American Getaway

Minnesota architect and renowned "cabinologist" Dale Mulfinger has designed cabins all over North America. Principal emeritus of SALA Architects, he teaches a class on cabin design at the University of Minnesota School of Architecture. Dale is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects and the author of five books, including the best-selling The Cab

Dale is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects and the author of five books, including the best-selling The Cabin and Back to the Cabin, both published by The Taunton Press.. About the AuthorMinnesota architect and renowned "cabinologist" Dale Mulfinger has designed cabins all over North America. Principal emeritus of SALA Architects, he teaches a class on cabin design at the University of Minnesota School of Architecture

"Beautiful photos, but I'd have preferred inclusion of the kind of cabins we adore." according to Jelly Bean. My husband and I dream of being able to build a cabin and make that our home for the rest of our lives. I bought this book to indulge our daydreams, and both my husband and I enjoyed it. It had beautiful photos. The only reason I gave it a Beautiful photos, but I'd have preferred inclusion of the kind of cabins we adore. Jelly Bean My husband and I dream of being able to build a cabin and make that our home for the rest of our lives. I bought this book to indulge our daydreams, and both my husband and I enjoyed it. It had beautiful photos. The only reason I gave it a 4 is because we had hoped it would include smaller, more affordable cabins. is because we had hoped it would include smaller, more affordable cabins. Great cabin building ideas! Very informative & imaginative ideas. Purchase of the slightly used hardback book was a great value.. "Glad to have it in paperback" according to maryellen. Had The Cabin, so wanted the 2nd book. Glad to have it in paperback. Have so many books & hardbacks take up so much room.

In stark contrast to today’s hi-tech world, cabin living is uncomplicated and basic – another reason spurring interest in these cozy shelters.A collection of 37 cabins – all different, all appealing. These cabins recapture an old-world spirit of simple living, when the mudroom was entry enough for all and burning wood was for more than just ambiance. A yearning for smaller homessimpler times! Architect and renowned “cabinologist” Dale Mulfinger rekindles our love of the iconic American cabin in Back to the Cabin. This latest book picks up where his best seller, The Cabin, left off, engaging readers with