A bedroom built around a living tree and a sleeping area placed beside an openable polycarbonate wall are among ten cabin bedrooms selected from the Dezeen archive for our latest lookbook.
As cabins tend to have small footprints, their bedrooms have to be smartly designed to offer solutions to smaller and often open-plan spaces ? without compromising on comfort.
These ten examples all make the most of the existing space while taking advantage of the surrounding views.
This is the latest roundup in our Dezeen Lookbooks series providing visual inspiration for the home. Previous lookbooks include verdant office interiors, mezzanines and interiors that use biomaterials.

Forest cabin retreat, The Netherlands, by The Way We Build 
The interior of this Dutch cabin was constructed using a collection of poplar wooden arches that support the roof and add a playful domed look to the living space. It has an open-plan living arrangement with a bed area nestled beneath an arched nook that forms an intimate, enclosed sleeping space.
Floor-to-ceiling windows line the walls of the structure and provide views out to the surrounding landscape between the arched cutouts.
Find out more about Forest cabin retreat ?

Vibo Tværveh, Denmark, by Valbæk Brørup Architects
Valbæk Brørup Architects designed this cabin to echo an agricultural building. The interior is clad in pine and features three bedrooms ? two built inside a wooden volume within the central space and the third at the rear ...