A Nordic tiny house with a bathtub in the forests of Maine
Luna Nook is a Nordic tiny house for experiencing glamping in the forests of Maine. Nordic minimalism with maximum comfort
There are places where you set down your suitcase and immediately forget the rest of the world. Luna Nook is one of them. This Nordic tiny house offers a glamping experience in the woods of Sullivan, Maine, in the U.S. It combines Scandinavian aesthetics, raw materials, and thoughtfully curated amenities. It is part of the Nature Nooks estate, founded by Edoardo Centioni. His vision: to blend the beauty of the outdoors with refined design. The result is truly captivating.
Luna Nook is located on the estate’s 17 wooded acres near Acadia National Park. It is nestled among spruce and fir trees. Each of the property’s structures is set in a secluded location to preserve privacy. You feel like you’re alone in the world (while still being close to modern civilization, which is very reassuring). It is the ultimate anti-resort with no pool, just the forest and silence.
Luna Nook’s exterior captivates with its unique character. The structure plays on the contrast between its matte black siding and the natural wood cladding on the gable. The gabled roof, the dark metal roofing, the black trim, everything is in harmony. A large light-wood deck invites you to relax outdoors. Two Adirondack chairs, typical of North American homes, are placed there so you can fully enjoy the surroundings. It feels like a natural part of the space and blends in perfectly.
The interior of this Nordic tiny house is classic, featuring a single bright room. Raw wood covers the walls, ceiling, and floor. Used throughout, this warm, untreated material creates the feeling of being in a welcoming retreat. The space is organized in an ergonomic and natural way. Its kitchen runs along one side, the dining area is set opposite, and the bed sits at the back of the room, raised on a wooden platform with built-in steps. The large windows with black frames frame the trees like paintings that change with the seasons and the light. It is a small space, certainly, but one where you don’t feel cramped thanks to its smart layout.
The kitchen unit is the boldest element in the space, even though black remains a classic choice. It contrasts sharply with the light-colored plywood walls and echoes the color of the facade. Its light-wood countertop runs the entire length of the room. The open shelves with black hooks allow for neat storage of dishes. It is a fully equipped space with all the necessary appliances. It features a built-in induction cooktop, a black sink, and accessories that allow for near-self-sufficiency if desired. The bright red retro Galanz mini-fridge, placed at the end of the counter, adds a splash of color to this well-designed space. It’s a colorful touch that gives the whole space personality. Opposite, a small table and black and blue bistro chairs create a comfortable and stylish dining area.
The bathroom is the real surprise of Luna Nook. In a tiny house of this size, no one expects to find a freestanding bathtub in the bathroom. Yet there it is, white and freestanding, facing a floor-to-ceiling window that opens directly onto the forest. The light pine walls, the black-framed mirror, the matte black faucet on the wall-mounted sink, every detail reinforces the luxury cabin vibe. The backlit mirror is both practical and chic.
To complete this designer-style bathroom, there’s an outdoor shower set on the wood siding. What a pleasure it must be to shower here, out in the open among the trees (Maybe not completely naked though!).
The bed occupies the back of this Scandinavian tiny house, raised off the floor and facing a panoramic window. As soon as you open your eyes, the trees are right there. This is the very essence of Nordic living with a room that opens to the outdoors, bringing nature into your intimate space. The bedding rests on the wooden bed frame built into the platform. Two black wall sconces frame the headboard. A large-format screen faces the bed, complete with a video projector, no need for a sofa, it’s much more comfortable this way.
Nature Nooks isn’t just a place to stay, it’s an experience. A place that offers a chance to disconnect from city life, from a daily routine that becomes hard to bear after a few months.
Each tiny house on the property has its own furnished private terrace. If you wish, you can enjoy a communal space around a campfire. It’s provided to foster connections among guests without ever intruding on anyone’s privacy. But there’s absolutely no obligation to participate. Luna Nook is the property’s most successful model, thanks to its level of amenities, particularly its bathroom with a bathtub and its outdoor shower. It’s rare to find these in such a small space.
Luna Nook proves that a tiny house can still surprise us, even after seeing many similar projects. Its Scandinavian simplicity, the warmth of raw wood, and the comfort, as well as its well-decorated interior, set this little house apart from the ordinary. We love its little red fridge. And its location is magnificent, what more could you ask for?
To stay in this Scandinavian-style tiny house in Maine, click this link!
An exceptional natural setting
Luna Nook is located on the estate’s 17 wooded acres near Acadia National Park. It is nestled among spruce and fir trees. Each of the property’s structures is set in a secluded location to preserve privacy. You feel like you’re alone in the world (while still being close to modern civilization, which is very reassuring). It is the ultimate anti-resort with no pool, just the forest and silence.
A Nordic silhouette in the woods
Luna Nook’s exterior captivates with its unique character. The structure plays on the contrast between its matte black siding and the natural wood cladding on the gable. The gabled roof, the dark metal roofing, the black trim, everything is in harmony. A large light-wood deck invites you to relax outdoors. Two Adirondack chairs, typical of North American homes, are placed there so you can fully enjoy the surroundings. It feels like a natural part of the space and blends in perfectly.
A classic open-concept layout for this Nordic tiny house
The interior of this Nordic tiny house is classic, featuring a single bright room. Raw wood covers the walls, ceiling, and floor. Used throughout, this warm, untreated material creates the feeling of being in a welcoming retreat. The space is organized in an ergonomic and natural way. Its kitchen runs along one side, the dining area is set opposite, and the bed sits at the back of the room, raised on a wooden platform with built-in steps. The large windows with black frames frame the trees like paintings that change with the seasons and the light. It is a small space, certainly, but one where you don’t feel cramped thanks to its smart layout.
A black kitchen to echo the facade
The kitchen unit is the boldest element in the space, even though black remains a classic choice. It contrasts sharply with the light-colored plywood walls and echoes the color of the facade. Its light-wood countertop runs the entire length of the room. The open shelves with black hooks allow for neat storage of dishes. It is a fully equipped space with all the necessary appliances. It features a built-in induction cooktop, a black sink, and accessories that allow for near-self-sufficiency if desired. The bright red retro Galanz mini-fridge, placed at the end of the counter, adds a splash of color to this well-designed space. It’s a colorful touch that gives the whole space personality. Opposite, a small table and black and blue bistro chairs create a comfortable and stylish dining area.
A bathroom that exceeds expectations
The bathroom is the real surprise of Luna Nook. In a tiny house of this size, no one expects to find a freestanding bathtub in the bathroom. Yet there it is, white and freestanding, facing a floor-to-ceiling window that opens directly onto the forest. The light pine walls, the black-framed mirror, the matte black faucet on the wall-mounted sink, every detail reinforces the luxury cabin vibe. The backlit mirror is both practical and chic.
To complete this designer-style bathroom, there’s an outdoor shower set on the wood siding. What a pleasure it must be to shower here, out in the open among the trees (Maybe not completely naked though!).
The sleeping area, completely immersed in nature (or almost)
The bed occupies the back of this Scandinavian tiny house, raised off the floor and facing a panoramic window. As soon as you open your eyes, the trees are right there. This is the very essence of Nordic living with a room that opens to the outdoors, bringing nature into your intimate space. The bedding rests on the wooden bed frame built into the platform. Two black wall sconces frame the headboard. A large-format screen faces the bed, complete with a video projector, no need for a sofa, it’s much more comfortable this way.
Design in the service of the experience
Nature Nooks isn’t just a place to stay, it’s an experience. A place that offers a chance to disconnect from city life, from a daily routine that becomes hard to bear after a few months.
Each tiny house on the property has its own furnished private terrace. If you wish, you can enjoy a communal space around a campfire. It’s provided to foster connections among guests without ever intruding on anyone’s privacy. But there’s absolutely no obligation to participate. Luna Nook is the property’s most successful model, thanks to its level of amenities, particularly its bathroom with a bathtub and its outdoor shower. It’s rare to find these in such a small space.
What Planète déco took away from this tour of a Scandinavian tiny house in Maine
Luna Nook proves that a tiny house can still surprise us, even after seeing many similar projects. Its Scandinavian simplicity, the warmth of raw wood, and the comfort, as well as its well-decorated interior, set this little house apart from the ordinary. We love its little red fridge. And its location is magnificent, what more could you ask for?
To stay in this Scandinavian-style tiny house in Maine, click this link!
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