Cork is a sustainable, easy to produce and fire-retardant material so it makes good sense that Portuguese startup Ecocubo has designed a tiny house using the stuff. The non-towable dwelling is very basic but would be a good fit for a cabin or vacation home and includes all the basics required to live.
The Keret House is a home and art installation in Warsaw, Poland, designed by architect Jakub Szczęsny. Measuring just 92 cm (3 ft) at its thinnest point and 152 cm (5 ft) at its widest, it’s widely considered the world’s narrowest house.
As one of the world’s most expensive cities to live in, London has a serious low-cost housing problem, but one architecture firm offers a potential solution with this neat micro-house disguised as an air vent.
Self-taught Spanish designer Fernando Abellanas recently installed this whimsical little shelter under a graffiti-covered bridge somewhere in Valencia – he’s keeping its exact location a secret.
With its brutalist-like aesthetic, the Koda will appeal to those looking for something a little different in their tiny house. Designed by Estonian firm Kodasema, it can be constructed and installed within just seven hours and then dismantled and moved to another location with ease thanks to its prefabricated construction.