Skogens Rom sauna
FloatingWood-fired

Skogens Rom

Architect-designed floating sauna by the Telemark Canal

Lunde, Eastern Norway

Skogens Rom is an architect-designed floating sauna in Lunde, created by Tone Sandøy from Furore Arkitektur / Oslo Works. Part of a larger project creating year-round forest hideaways between Lunde and Ulefoss, the sauna is the result of extensive research into sauna culture and ice bathing.

The Experience

The wood-fired sauna accommodates up to 10 people and is located at Tveitanevja and Tveitankroken, between Lunde and the Vrangfoss lock along the historic Telemark Canal. Next to the sauna, a heated living room provides the perfect space for cooling off and socializing between rounds. For the brave, a refreshing (or icy) dip in the nearby canal awaits.

Design and Architecture

The sauna was designed with valuable input from experienced sauna enthusiasts, combining thoughtful Scandinavian design with authentic sauna functionality. The architect-designed building harmonizes with the surrounding forest and waterway.

Activities

  • Aufguss ceremonies with aromatic rituals
  • Canal bathing in the historic Telemark waterway
  • Forest suites planned for opening in 2026

Practical Information

  • Opened: March 2025
  • Booking: Via sauna.skogensrom.no
  • Location: Between Lunde and the Vrangfoss lock, along the Telemark Canal

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book Skogens Rom in advance?

Sessions at Skogens Rom are booked online through the booking link on this page. The whole sauna can also be booked privately for a group.

Whereabouts is Skogens Rom?

The sauna sits in Lunde, in Eastern Norway, at Vrangfossvegen 534, 3825 Lunde.

Is a cold-water dip possible at Skogens Rom?

You can. Here it is possible to swim in the lake beside the sauna and use the cold plunge on site.

Is the sauna at Skogens Rom wood-fired?

Yes, the sauna is heated by a wood-burning stove.

What facilities can I expect at Skogens Rom?

Skogens Rom offers changing rooms.

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