French wooden chalet manufacturer Samibois has revealed a new modular housing model called the Atoll.
The company says that the Atoll represents a new way of designing accommodation, ideal for large families, groups, or even seminars.
Designed for shared spaces, the concept features a living module and large terrace area while still providing comfort and privacy when needed thanks to its modular sleeping modules that provide not only bedrooms but bathrooms too.
Samibois is already well known for its range of mobile and static wooden chalets, including models like the Manyara, the Cashew, the Mimosa, the Sesame, and the most recently launched Karlotte, which was showcased at leading industry event Salon SETT.
The Atoll further extends the Samisbois range and showcases that this is a company not content to rest on its laurels in terms of design and what it can offer to the ever-evolving outdoor hospitality industry.
Samibois began life as a carpentry shop in the Vendée but has gone on to become a leading name in the European outdoor hotel accommodation market.
The company employs around 140 people and offers a wide range of accommodation styles both for campgrounds and individuals, all designed and manufactured in France in the most sustainable way possible.
