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Interior of the EcoHabs container lodge — open-plan dining and kitchen in birch ply and terracotta, looking through to the bedroom and out to the deck.

Lodge Manufacturer · Stoneleigh Park

EcoHabs Container Lodge.

Unveiled at The World of Park & Leisure Home Shows, June 2026

Scope
Furniture scheme, colour palette, styling and finishing touches throughout the lodge
Client
EcoHabs

EcoHabs set out to challenge what a lodge can be. The unit unfolds from a single shipping container into a complete, self-contained living space — a form that hands an interior designer a long, narrow plan, a curved ceiling profile and almost no margin for a piece that is fifty millimetres too big.

We developed the furniture scheme, the colour palette, the styling and the finishing touches throughout. The palette answers the architecture rather than fighting it: birch ply left visible overhead, a deep terracotta on the partition volumes to break the length of the plan, and a restrained black kitchen so the eye travels through to the bedroom and the deck beyond.

The lodge was unveiled at The World of Park & Leisure Home Shows at NAEC Stoneleigh in June 2026. A show unit is what a manufacturer takes its model to market with, and the interior is what a visitor sees and stands inside. Where a manufacturer wants it, the same specification can carry onto a build line.

Gallery

Inside the project.

  • Kitchen worktop and curved terracotta partition in the EcoHabs container lodge, with the bedroom visible beyond.
  • Dining and living end of the EcoHabs container lodge — a teak table and benches, a woven-leather lounge chair and a cream sofa under birch ply.
  • Outside the EcoHabs container lodge — vertical timber cladding, black-framed glazed doors and a rope-railed deck in evening light.
  • The dining table laid for guests in the EcoHabs container lodge, with the black kitchen, a terracotta partition and a brass wall light beyond.
  • A pale grey sofa with terracotta and patterned cushions against the birch ply wall of the EcoHabs container lodge, with a carved wooden bowl on the coffee table.
  • The bedroom of the EcoHabs container lodge — a grey upholstered headboard, ribbed cushions and a textured throw, with a black wall light on birch ply.
  • Woven wall art in blocks of terracotta, mustard, cream and aubergine inside the EcoHabs container lodge.
  • Rosemary in a cream jug among wine glasses and stoneware on the teak dining table of the EcoHabs container lodge.
  • A styled console in the EcoHabs container lodge — white orchids in a glass vase, a textured stoneware jug, a painted terracotta urn and a brass lamp base.
  • A rust, black and cream patterned cushion on the pale grey sofa in the EcoHabs container lodge.

Photography and project detail from our own record of the work. See the original post.

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