Cobie Smulders Wants to Host Dinner for 27 at Her Canadian Family Cabin
The actor and her husband, Taran Killam, turned to Elizabeth MacKenzie, PlaidFox Studio, and Skladan Architecture to help design the retreat
www.architecturaldigest.comCobie Smulders has publicly shared details about a Canadian family cabin in British Columbia, described as her personal retreat near a lake with mountain scenery, built with her husband Taran Killam and designed with architect Elizabeth MacKenzie. The coverage notes that the cabin features a large dining table for gatherings and a six-bed bunk room, highlighting the nature-forward setting and the couple’s long search for the right land before building. Architectural Digest featured a tour of the cabin, confirming its location in British Columbia and confirming the project’s design team and the couple’s intention to create a welcoming family escape.[1][3]
Key points:
- Location: British Columbia, Canada, near a lake and surrounded by mountains (AD tour and People article confirm the setting).[3][1]
- Purpose: A family cabin intended as a serene escape, with room for large gatherings (dining table for 27, six-bed bunk room).[1]
- Creators: Cobie Smulders and husband Taran Killam, with architect Elizabeth MacKenzie as a key design collaborator.[3][1]
If you’d like, I can pull a concise timeline of when the cabin was announced or toured, or summarize the architectural features and interior design highlights from the AD piece in a shorter bullet list.