Urban Home Inspired by a Scandinavian Cabin in Vancouver

On a narrow uphill-sloping lot in Vancouver, Scott Posno Design created a three-level home that blends Scandinavian cabin influences with modern urban design. Built for two industrial designers, the house uses its compact footprint efficiently, stepping up the slope in a form shaped by city zoning rules.

The exterior is clad in narrow black board-and-batten siding with a matching standing seam metal roof. At the rear, full-width sliding doors connect the family room to a covered deck and terraced backyard.

The main living area features a concrete-based fireplace with built-in cabinetry, tambour oak veneer walls in the dining area, and a kitchen with black cabinetry, marble countertops, and Gaggenau appliances. A cantilevered wood staircase with integrated LED lighting links the floors.

Upstairs, a vaulted timber-ceiling home office and a minimalist bedroom are designed for light and efficiency. The primary bath uses marble for a clean, refined finish. Outdoor spaces, including the backyard deck and terraces, extend the living area and maintain privacy.

Photography by Sama Jim Canzian – silentSama Architectural Photography

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