Above: Exterior of Nomadic Shack
What do you get when you combine the creative energies of an outdoor enthusiast, an ingenious cabinetmaker, and an architectural designer who specializes in rustic luxury? Nomadic Shack, a stylish, comfortable, and transportable modular structure that can become a remote getaway darn near anywhere in North America.
Officially launched in May, Nomadic Shack is the brainchild of a potent entrepreneurial team: Angela Erickson, who built the first hunting “shack” (actually an 1,800 square-foot, 4-bedroom, 2-bath hunting getaway that sleeps 12) in Saskatchewan in 2013; Roger Taylor of TaylorMade in Lakeville, cabinetmaker/imagineer; and Dan Whirley, president/owner of RemWhirl, a Cross Lake-based designer of lake homes.
Above: Stylishly rugged design in wild places
Nomadic Shacks offers a turnkey experience, from the initial concept design to site selection and building process to final delivery and furnishings. The shack arrives on site approximately 90 days after construction begins and is move-in ready five days later. With the company’s complete concierge service—which means fully furnished, beds made, refrigerator stocked, tables set—it’s ready for entertaining. See nomadicshack.com
By Chris Lee
Photos courtesy of Nomadic Shack
Built by Angela Erickson
Designed by Roger Taylor of TaylorMade and Dan Whirley of RemWhirl
