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screenrant.comCobie Smulders has recently opened up about her family cabin in British Columbia, Canada, sharing a tour and details through Architectural Digest and related outlets. The latest coverage highlights its lakeside setting, mountain backdrop, and a design team including Elizabeth MacKenzie, with features like a long dining table for 27 and a six-bed bunk room for guests [source coverage: People, Architectural Digest]. The reports emphasize that the cabin was built with her husband Taran Killam after years of searching for the right plot near a lake, and it serves as a serene family retreat [People: Cobie Smulders Unveils Her Newly-Built Family Cabin in Canada, AD: Cobie Smulders Wants to Host Dinner for 27 at Her Canadian Family Cabin].
Key points from the latest articles
- Location and setting: British Columbia, near a lake, surrounded by mountains, providing the cabin with expansive natural views [People: May 14, 2026; Architectural Digest: May 13, 2026].
- Design and build: Smulders and Killam partnered with architect Elizabeth MacKenzie and design studios to craft the space, reflecting a dream family retreat [People; Architectural Digest].
- Amenities and entertaining: A dining area capable of seating up to 27 and a six-bedroom bunk setup to host family and friends, underscoring the family-centric purpose of the cabin [People; Architectural Digest].
If you’d like, I can pull the exact passages or summarize the Architectural Digest feature in more detail, or provide a quick comparison of how this cabin project fits into Smulders’ broader public profile and ongoing projects.