What goes in to making a fairytale cottage? First of all, it’s clear that you need a rural setting, preferably a forest with witches and wolves or fairies and elves hiding behind every tree and rock.
Then there’s the cottage itself. Some of these are based on historical styles while others feature fantastic designs found only in their creators’ imaginations. However, even the ones with realistic architectural elements still stand with one foot in reality and the other in a fairy tale.
Arguably the most interesting cottages among these, however, are the ones that are most committed to the realm of fantasy. Wild and strange curves, ornate forms, curling roofs and little stone pathways are what truly make a cottage look like it was torn from the pages of a fairy tale!
Hobbit House In Wales, UK
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Three Story Treehouse in British Columbia, Canada
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Nautilus House in Mexico
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Hobbit House in New Zealand
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The Seashell House in Mexico
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Rustic Way Whimsical House in Minnesota
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Dome Home in Thailand
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Akebono Kodomo-no-mori Park in Japan
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Forest House in Netherlands
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Abandoned Wooden House in Russia
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Tiny Victorian Cottage in the Catskills, New York
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Crazy House in Vietnam
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Traditional House in Iceland
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Maison de Sorcière Avec Ciel d’orage in France
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Tea House Tetsu in Yamanashi, Japan
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