The Cabin
Gingerbread shaped like a pretzel, felted with love to bring warmth and nostalgia to your holiday display. A sweet and timeless decoration, handmade with care.
Dimensions: 5x7.5 cm
In the heart of Nicosia, The Cabin is more than a store — it is a refined concept space where architecture, design, and lifestyle converge. Part architectural studio, part curated boutique, The Cabin offers an experience that is as inspiring as it is unique.
Discover a carefully curated selection of furniture, home accessories, lifestyle objects, and home fragrances — Scandinavian-inspired pieces from Finland, Denmark, and Sweden, alongside treasures from Greece, France, Germany, Colombia, and Japan. Every brand we represent is chosen for its premium quality, timeless design, sustainability, and ethical production — objects made to last, not mass-produced trends.
Complementing our collection, our extensive library occupies a prominent space in the store, offering books on architecture, design, fashion, gastronomy, travel, children’s literature, and lifestyle — curated to engage, educate, and delight every visitor. In addition, the stationery department features a carefully selected range of writing instruments, correspondence sets, notebooks, and gift-wrapping essentials, designed to inspire creativity and elevate everyday moments.
Behind The Cabin is Greek architect Marita Kalakona, whose 15+ years of experience shape every detail of the space. The Cabin is her vision for a better, higher-quality, and aesthetically beautiful everyday life — a space where everything that inspires and defines her comes together. She personally guides clients through every project — from reimagining a home to reshaping a workspace or selecting a thoughtful gift — ensuring each choice reflects individuality, intention, and refined taste.
Our philosophy is simple: design is more than aesthetics; it is about creating stories that last. At The Cabin, we don’t just offer design — we offer a personal journey that transforms spaces into living stories.
