Hytte, the new proposal for sustainable modular cabins by Koto Design and Aylott + Van Tromp, is a direct reaction to the current hospitality market of mass holidays and commercialism, coupled with the rise of environmentalism.

Hytte is a company that designs, furnishes, and supplies sustainable cabins for the hotel and leisure sector. Hytte aims to be an alternative for more conscious tourism, which is adapted to the new needs caused by the Covid-19 and the social distancing, as more and more isolated accommodations are now being chosen.
Hytte, whose Norwegian meaning is cabin, has been designed by Koto Design and Aylott + Van Tromp as a simple and scalable project, adaptable to different needs and requirements. It is thus a new offer of hotels and modular retreats.

It takes a minimalist Nordic aesthetic, which seeks not to be invasive and to integrate into its natural environment, offering a connection between the environment and the guest. Therefore, they propose Hytte as a modular system, allowing true flexibility to satisfy all the needs of both owners and guests.
 

Description of project by Aylott & Van Tromp and Koto Design

Hytte (Norwegian for Cabin) is a new modular hotel and retreat offering brought to you by a partnering of Koto Design and Aylott + Van Tromp.

This new company designs, furnishes and delivers design-led, sustainable cabins specifically for the hotel and leisure industry. Hytte delivers both off the shelf designs and bespoke co-branded cabins for hoteliers and leisure operators alike..

Designed by the award-winning architects at Koto and in collabo-ration with hospitality experts and interior designers Aylott and Van Tromp, Hytte redefines prefabricated, modular hotels and retreats dedicated to creating space for escapism.
 

"Hytte is seeking ambitious partners to disrupt the current hospitality and tourism accommodation model from existing hotel brands to new start up ventures."

Nathan Aylott - Co Founder Hytte / Aylott + Van Tromp.
 

The Hytte modular concept will allow landowners, developers and operators a commercially flexible and personally tailored offering, whether a start-up or multi-national brand. Each concept is based upon a modular cabin unit which ranges upwards to multiple unit configurations which in-turn is based around the idea of a traditional village community.

This is a direct reaction to the current hospitality marketplace. On one hand, there is a natural and personal reaction to mass market holidays, overbearing commercialism and a grow sense environmentalism. Then throw in to the mix Covid-19 and you have the perfect storm. Whether it will be shorter localised getaways reachable by car, bike or foot, or opting for an increasingly isolated accommodation, much of our newly acquired social distancing habits are here for the long-haul.

Necessity is the mother of invention, so with an undeniable need for alternative hospitality solutions, Hytte was created with the aim of creating a simple, scalable product, that is a adaptable to varying needs and requirements.

To reinforce a sense of escapism, a minimalist Nordic aesthetic is captured in every Hytte construction, with each one blending seamlessly into its natural surroundings and offering a local connection to the guest. Whether working within an existing brand framework or the very start of a commercial venture, the Hytte modular system allows true flexibility in order to cater to both the owners and guests every need.

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Project team
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Architecture.- Koto Design. Interior Design & Brand.- Aylott + Van Tromp.
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24 sqm.
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2020.
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Cabin content.- king bed, seating area, stove, kitchen, W/C and shower.
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The experience of Aylott + Van Tromp’s founders is unique with both Nathan Aylott and James Van Tromp background originating in the commercial sector, focusing in brand activation, retail, fashion, product launches, customer engagement and even automotive design.

In 2013 the studio was formed to harness this diverse skill-set and create a multi-discipline offering for the rapidly evolving and changing world of leisure and hospitality design. Bringing something new to what was a traditional and fairly small marketplace.

They have always seen buildings and hotels in particular, as perfectly packaged brand spaces. An extension of our lives - you stay in them, you eat in them, you exercise in them, you relax in them. They need to tend to your every whim, whilst always striving to exceed expectation or provide an appropriate emotion.

Being firm believers in the need for clients to ‘connect with an audience’ and ‘be relevant’; The new Hytte brand has been a natural extension of their ideals and opened up the opportunity to create something softer focused and a step away from the mainstream brands they predominantly work for.
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Koto Design is studio based in UK co-founded by Zoe Little, Johnathon Little and Theo Dales. They are dedicated to designing modular houses, cabins and sculptural small buildings, inspirated in Scandinavian design and culture.

Koto began looking further east to the minimalist world of Japanese design and their focus on social functionality. They share their emphasis on clean and simple details that provide a sense of calm.
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Published on: March 13, 2021
Cite: "Sustainable modular cabins. Hytte Cabins by Aylott & Van Tromp and Koto Design" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/sustainable-modular-cabins-hytte-cabins-aylott-van-tromp-and-koto-design> ISSN 1139-6415
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