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/PRNewswire/ -- DEN, a design-driven modern homebuilding platform, announced the launch of its premium homebuilding platform, BuiltBy DEN, in the Austin, Texas...
/PRNewswire/ -- DEN Outdoors (DEN), the home design and construction management company, today announced the close of its seed funding round, raising a total...
Prefab's promise meets reality of construction boom Ease of building a home office or cabin has become more difficult in pandemic FacebookTwitterEmail Co-founder of Den Outdoors, Mike Romanowicz, sees the convergence of a few trends that are helping spark interest in prefab cabins: the desire for more unique, wellness-oriented experiences, and the population shift in urban centers as people seek homes outside of cities and a restorative escape. Den Outdoors When Meg Crosby purchased 13 acres in Phoenicia last winter, before the start of the pandemic, the Manhattan-based tech recruiter already had a vision for the weekend home she wanted on the land — and it did not involve an architect or a building a home from scratch.
Den identity The spirited identity for this outdoors brand boldly encourages DIY fans to create their own spaces in nature. Responses by Philippe Dionne Bussières, graphic designer Background: From the Catskill Mountains in the state of New York, Den is a brand born from a DIY spirit, offering architectural plans and ready-to-assemble cabin kits meant to ease the path towards building an affordable and beautiful cabin. With little to zero experience required, it is essentially geared towards anyone wanting to engage in the creation of their own dens in nature. Reasoning: The goal, from the naming to designing the brand identity, was to simply reflect the distinctive essence of the product and the vision of the founders. Together with a down-to-earth approach, we built a brand that speaks with bold self-assurance, thoughtfully considered space and spirited visuals.
The assembled Den A-frame cabin. Reyaz Alankandy … and has room for two people with a king bed or two twin beds. … and has room for two people with a king bed or two twin beds. Advertisement The A-frame can remain both on or off-grid, and has insulated floors and windows, making it four-seasons friendly. The assembled Den A-frame cabin. Reyaz Alankandy The A-frame can remain both on or off-grid, and has insulated floors and windows, making it four-seasons friendly. The A-frame can remain both on or off-grid, and has insulated floors and windows, making it four-seasons friendly. Advertisement It's no surprise the A-frame kit has become so popular given trends that have appeared during COVID-19.
Den Outdoors unveiled a $21,000 do-it-yourselfA-frame Cabin kit that can be assembled in three days with the help of two or three people. The A-frame Cabin kit targets three segments that have experienced a shake-up during COVID-19 times: DIY-ers, remote and tiny living, and tourism. The interior can fit up to two people and the structure is only semi-permanent, which means it can be taken apart and moved as needed. The kit and Den Outdoors have received so much interest, the company is now contemplating raising a seed round "because the business continues to grow despite our lack of resources," Den founder Mike Romanowicz told Business Insider in an email interview.