There's also a jazz approach to the design in that it lacks unnecessary details: it's all about the notes you don’t play. There's no mini bar and no wide screen TV, no butler or pillow menu. Sleeping cabins are designed to fit a bed and not much else; the idea is that you have what you need, but no more, so your focus is more fully on nature. That means picture windows and no curtains, revealing a wide vista of the sea and the sky; and evening meals around a long table, opening up conversations and connections. After dinner, impromptu jazz performances may accompany the gathering wisps of the Northern Lights as they unfurl across the sky. Every aspect is calculated to put you more in touch with the extraordinary surroundings.
