


Design Story
Treeangle began as a quiet response to the mountain itself.
Set on a steep wooded slope, the cabin was shaped by the land rather than imposed upon it. The terrain determined the form. Elevated on slender columns and concrete footers, the structure lightly touches the earth, minimizing disturbance to the land and honoring the mountain that shaped its form.
Every element was designed to deepen a sense of immersion in the surrounding forest. The experience unfolds gradually through the forest, from the first glimpse of the cabin to the winding, softly lit path leading to the canopy hot tub and hillside fire pit. Each space was intentionally shaped to strengthen the connection between architecture, nature, and the rhythms of the mountain.
More than a place to stay, Treeangle is an architectural retreat shaped by the belief that the land and the guest experience should lead the design.
Designer Bio
Catherine Mock Pageau
Founder, The Modern Cabin Company