Designed by architects EM2, this small mountain hut in the San Vigilio in Italy is set. The cabin, with the name of Hunting House tamers, has a wall that "may" be opened to reveal a large window from floor to ceiling, covering almost the entire width of the building. Source: Homedsgn If the vehicle is not used, or if it is particularly cold outside, the wall may be further reduced losses in situ to provide heat or be rotated for additional security. The cabin has a number of smaller windows slotted framing different views of the scenery breathtaking. The small windows and wall rotation were created for the cab for wildlife locked out and to prevent the entry permit. The cabin was built in a forest that contains a variety of wildlife, and the great glass wall provides the perfect platform to see. The interior is completely light wood floors, walls and ceilings, dressed in the actual furnishings. The textures are used, the uniform also finished spaces reluctant life. The cabin is heated with a modern wood stove, situated between the kitchen / dining room and living room. The second floor contains the bedrooms and bathroom. The rooms are not completely sealed from each other, but have open partitions that allow the second floor of a sense of openness.