A white clapboard lake home with deep-green trim on a wooded Maine shoreline

Design that makes a small home feel twice its size, and half as far from nature.

End-to-end design of small homes — Scandinavian simplicity, Maine camp soul.

A studio for small homes that live far larger than their footprint.

Scandicamp Designs handles the whole arc of a small home — from the first sketch of how a space should feel to the last detail of how it's finished. We draw on Scandinavian design's clarity and restraint, and pair it with the warmth of Maine camp living.

The result is simple, functional, and quietly connected to the landscape it sits in: rooms that feel generous, light that does the work, and nothing that isn't earning its place.

Projects

Three homes · Maine · California · Florida
01

The Maine Boathouse

Central Maine 550 sq ft

A custom small lake home built from a 100-year-old boathouse. Scandinavian restraint meets Maine camp warmth: white clapboard and deep-green trim outside, glowing pine and long lake views within.

02

The San Francisco Treehouse

San Francisco, California 950 sq ft

A rooftop home with sweeping views of San Francisco Bay, designed with bright, light-filled interiors to counter the city's famous grey skies — airy whites, warm floors, and pops of color.

03

The Barrier Island Condo

Gulf Coast, Florida 800 sq ft

A beachside retreat with direct access to sand and water, designed around tropical elements: banana-leaf greens, ocean blues, and natural rattan that bring the island indoors.

Availability

Now accepting projects in Florida and Maine.

Maine · California · Florida

White clapboard lake home with green trim, cedar deck, and Adirondack chairs at the water's edge

About the studio

Scandicamp Designs is a small studio built on a simple belief: a well-designed small home can feel more generous, more restful, and more connected to nature than a house many times its size.

We work end to end — shaping how a space lives before we shape how it looks — across a handful of homes at a time in Maine, California, and Florida. Every project starts with the same three questions: how should it feel, how should it work, and how does it belong to the land around it.

  • Simplicity

    Fewer things, chosen well. Nothing in a room that isn't earning its place.

  • Functionality

    Small footprints designed to work hard, so daily life feels effortless.

  • Nature

    Light, materials, and views that keep the outdoors close at hand.

  • Warmth

    Scandinavian calm with the lived-in soul of a Maine camp.

Amy Bonsall, founder and designer of Scandicamp Designs

About the founder

Amy Bonsall

Designer

A human-centered designer at heart, Amy shapes every home around the people who live in it — their daily rhythms, their needs, and the way they actually want to move through a space.

Start a project

Tell us about your space — where it is, how you hope it will feel, and what you're dreaming of. We take on a limited number of homes at a time and would love to hear about yours.