Welcome to your transition place, based on 1,5 ha of reforested wetlands of Rioni River, 20 min drive from Kutaisi International Airport in Georgia. Century-old traditional wooden house built by my great grandfather Varlaam transformed into an artistic residency for practicing healing arts, such as no-till agroforestry, gardening, and foraging for self-sufficient regenerative living. By receiving seasonal guests, we are fundraising to sustain our nonprofit organization, called Landmadehomes. Welcome to our wooden retreat, locally known as "Oda". Nestled amidst regenerative yet wild gardens, this sanctuary echoes the charm of Japanese, Thai, or Vietnamese vernacular architectural heritage, balanced in love with Nature. You can literally feel being in the middle of nowhere, drowning in the never-stopping symphonic deluxe of sounds. As you step inside, you'll discover two main spaces, designed to create memories: Workshop: A communal area where you and your gracious host, a skilled gardener and cook, come together. This is a real hear of the home, traditionally a Kitchen, where days started and ended back in the days. Living Room: An expansive 60 square meters of open space, where every corner invites you to explore and embrace the tranquility. Here's what you'll find: Double Bedroom: A cozy retreat adorned with a wardrobe, offering solace after a day of exploration. Kitchinette: A petite culinary corner where simple delights come to life. Working Table with Garden View: Your creative haven, where inspiration flows freely as you gaze upon the lush greenery. Library & Teaspace: Lose yourself in the pages of a good book, accompanied by the comforting aroma of freshly brewed tea. Dining Area: A place for shared meals and cherished conversations. Extra Guest Bed: Because our doors are always open to friends old and new. Bathroom / Laundry: A space of rejuvenation and practicality, ensuring your comfort throughout your stay. Outside, there are two terraces — one to the north and the other to the south — offering vistas of our verdant gardens, where time seems to stand still.