K-tent By New British Design Adapts To Any Terrain With Its Tripod Legs
NEW BRITISH DESIGN TRANSLATES HOTEL CABINS INTO PORTABLE TENTS
Louise Middleton, founder of Kudhva campsite hotel, collaborates with architects Ben and Hannah Huggins of New British Design to create the K-Tent, a lightweight, off-ground tent that translates the ethos of the original Kudhva cabins into a portable format. Constructed with a recyclable aluminum frame and durable canvas, the K-Tent combines comfort with minimal environmental impact. Its tripod legs adjust to accommodate uneven terrain, making it versatile for diverse landscapes. Designed to house two guests comfortably, the K-Tent reimagines the traditional tipi and yurt aesthetic while maintaining a minimal footprint and off-grid functionality.
all images by Matt Cannon courtesy of New British Design, unless stated otherwise
K-Tent captures off-grid lifestyle with its modular design
The K-Tent by Sandford-based New British Design extends Kudhva’s vision of architectural wilderness experiences, responding to a growing demand for accessible versions of the original cabins. With its lightweight and modular design, the tent offers a solution that avoids the complexities of planning permissions while capturing the off-grid lifestyle celebrated by Kudhva’s off-grid campsite in Cornwall. This innovation makes the K-Tent suitable for wellness retreats, festival stays, and wilderness adventures.
New British Design unveils the K-Tent, a lightweight, off-ground tent | image by Louis Domville-Musters
translating the ethos of the original Kudhva cabins into a portable format
constructed with a recyclable aluminum frame and durable canvas
the K-Tent combines comfort with minimal environmental impact | image by Louis Domville-Musters
