I have sketched the footprint of a small cabin I plan to build on a mountainside and now need a full architectural proposal to turn that hand-drawn concept into build-ready documents. The look I am after is unmistakably Scandinavian—clean lines, warm timber tones, and an inviting, pared-back feel. Exterior • The façade must be clad in vertical wood paneling, keeping hardware and trim minimal so the grain remains the hero against the natural landscape. Interior inspiration Living room references: https://ro.pinterest.com/pin/742319951136590545/ https://ro.pinterest.com/pin/300615343915214360/ Bedroom reference: https://ro.pinterest.com/pin/742319951136928589 Inside, I want an open-plan living area anchored by a real fireplace, framed by generous floor-to-ceiling windows that capture mountain light. Flow and sight-lines matter, so the space should read as one continuous volume while still feeling cosy. Key spaces & features – Outdoor deck that transitions seamlessly from the living room for indoor-outdoor living. – Three bedrooms styled after the Pinterest example above—simple, airy, plenty of wood. – Efficient kitchen layout integrated into the open plan. – Smart storage solutions tucked wherever possible to keep surfaces clear. Deliverables I’m expecting 1. Scaled floor plans, sections, and elevations (PDF + DWG). 2. 3D massing model (SketchUp, Revit, or similar) plus three to four high-quality renders that capture daylight and night ambience. 3. A brief material and finishes schedule so I can start sourcing timber, windows, and stone locally. 4. A short written rationale explaining how the proposal meets Scandinavian principles and my reference images. I can supply the original sketch in dwg and the site topography file on project start. Accuracy to that footprint is vital, though I’m open to clever tweaks that improve flow or structural integrity. If you’re comfortable working in Revit, AutoCAD, or ArchiCAD and have a portfolio of timber cabins or Nordic-style homes, let’s talk dates and milestones so we can break ground before winter.