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Mlima’s tall, A-frame structure reflects the pyramid-like shape of white fir trees, and the white-washed timber is reminiscent of the trees’ silver-tinged blue green needles. Scientifically known as Abies Concolor, white fir trees grow at high elevations in forests across mountainous regions of the Western United States. These statuesque trees are a symbol of strength, life, and immortality. The seedlings and bark of white firs feed deer and squirrels, among other fauna, and their needles have been traditionally used in Indigenous medicine to treat cuts, sores, and pain. White firs stand strong throughout each season, weathering harsh winters and heavy snows in alpine climates. Similarly, Mlima’s sturdy structure offers a warm and cozy spot to hibernate during the winter. The sharp, triangular angles of the cabin’s peak, like the branches of white firs, are well-designed to endure snow, which effortlessly slides off the structure. Perched high above the ground like the stature of white firs, the cabin’s expansive windows are a delicate veil between home and nature. Mlima invites you to live among the trees, seamlessly immersing you into the sights and sounds of the forest.