Founded by artists, the residency stands in a century-old forest in Lapland. The ecological building is raised off the ground and combines Korean influences with Nordic design. Facilities include a gallery, a small lounge with a library, a sauna and a kitchen.
Stays are fully serviced so guests can focus on making and resting. Private itineraries are usually tailored from a seven-day base and can include airport transfers, breakfast, forest walks, reindeer and husky visits, ceramics and cultural visits. An accessible toilet is available.
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