Intsunõlva

Taju is situated on the historic site of the Siimo farmstead, established after the Great Northern War. The landscape around it is rich with evidence of centuries of farming and animal husbandry. The Intsunõlva meadow was once home to a hemp field, now only remembered by the old stone wall that still marks the land. Preserving heritage does not always mean continuing traditional land use. By giving a historic place a form that resonates with modern people, its story can continue to thrive. Today, this sea-view meadow features a new landmark.

The Zome is a contemporary yurt created by inventor and designer Jaanus Orgusaar. His work draws inspiration from the geometry of nature, translating natural forms into a refined language of design and architecture. The yurt is constructed from identical, flowing elements that, when assembled in graceful arcs, create a harmonious whole. This design fosters an atmospheric and spiritual space, offering guests a truly unique accommodation experience.