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Nestled in a small clearing with sweeping views to the mountain ranges, there’s an instant connection with nature and a very obvious disconnection from the urban way of life.
We are thrilled to welcome Christopher Henderson to the cabin this September for our annual Artist Residency.
Once again we were overwhelmed with a huge number of submisssions, Chris's work stood out for its unique Australian references of rural life, drawing from both lived experience and story telling. We can't wait to see Chris's practice evolve. Go to christophermyles.com and @christopher_myles to see more of Chris's work
Mill Cabin is off the grid and equipped with solar panels to provide clean and guilt free electricity.
The cabin design is a nod to the old stockman huts of the Australian high country. They are a fixture of the alpine landscape connecting harmoniously to their surrounds. Built with humble means and function in mind, these simple huts represent a way of life. A realisation that having less can align us in the moment with clarity and contentment.
28 tonne of granite rock was hand selected from the land and hardwood timbers were sourced to build with. Mill Cabin is committed to treading lightly and ensuring that all methods from construction to operations are environmentally friendly.We believe that our collective impact on the planet should be as minimal as possible.
Immersed in 360º of seclusion means that the cabin is in the thick of some incredible wildlife. We respect their space and acknowledge that we are on their patch.
