Check out the following pictures. This is Neili Cooper’s original sanctuary. Don’t we all wish we had something like this?

 

Cooper built the glass sanctuary behind her home in Mohawk, New Jersey to use as a reading space and art studio. Using repurposed window frames and lumber for the frame, she clad the tiny structure with her own colorful designs. The idyllic setting gave her the ideal place to showcase her nature-inspired artwork.

Butterflies, birds and other wildlife! This artist and jeweler truly understand what she was doing and the fact that most of what she used were items she could come up with easy, were not expensive in any form, shows how simply and frugally one can live if only he or she searches for the practical instead of immediately running towards costly!

Having said that, if Neili ever decided to sell the cabin we might wonder how much it would sell for. In the end, it probably does not matter. There are other things far more important than cash – and we find that and this cabin priceless!

Source and Featured Image via: Inhabitat