Life House expands its footprint with the launch of Life House, Berkshires in Lenox, Massachusetts. Nestled into the mountains, a 1970s retreat has been restored to showcase modern architectural forms and materialities inspired by a fictitious writer who serves as the muse of the design.
Most of all, the property is distinguished by a fluid experience of indoor-outdoor living that bonds guests with the lush natural backdrop. “We always strive to connect our guests not only with each other but with nature as there’s rarely a better way to develop a sense of universal belonging than to be alone in the wilderness,” says Life House founder and CEO Rami Zeidan. “In some ways, our house in the Berkshires was loosely inspired by Thoreau’s Walden Pond and offers a perfect balance of both with breathtaking hiking, local farms, and a cozy living room, bar, and restaurant to settle back into after an adventurous day.”
