Nowadays, modular homes have become more popular as more people are looking to have a simple lifestyle. The fact that many modular houses can now be transported by attaching it at the back of the truck means that you can enjoy a different kind of living experience that is not necessarily tied to the locality of where you reside.
1. Loftcube Modular Home
This compact house design is ideal for those who want to live in non-traditional areas such as rooftops or even in forested areas. It is easy to set up and takes up very small space. Imagine being able to live at the top of a building and enjoy the city sights.
2. Eco Perch Modular Tree Home
A particular design agency has specialize on modern tree modular homes by created this gorgeous design called the Eco-Perch. This unique design is made from eco-friendly materials that can be stationed either on ground or on top of a tree.
Despite the compact space, it's designed to hold a double-deck bed and make full use of every inch of space to create a sense of big space within a small house.
3. Taliesin Mod.Fab
Who says trailer boxes are not good enough? This proof of concept has been made and a whole home of only 600 square feet of floor space has maximized home living. Most of the exterior walls are made from panels, which can be assembled on site for cost reduction and efficiency.
By bringing the outside in, the patio area can fit a group of friends for a nice evening gathering. The interior of the small modular home looks wonderfully spacious because of the smart and efficient use of space.
4. Port a Batch Small Container Box Home
Wood and steel fits well in this container box home that even fits a family of four! It is entirely portable and features steel exterior walls that can be folded up for privacy.
The orientation is vertical so that most furnishing are stacked to one side of the wall for maximum space efficiency. When not in used, most of the furniture such as the dining table, can be folded which reduces the floor space clutter. The beds have been placed at the end of the house and can be opened to enjoy the outdoors.
5. MFINITY Micro Home
This is truly a micro home and even smaller than typical tiny houses. Measuring just 8 feet by 12 feet, this is a very affordable home for budget-conscious homeowners. The interior maximizes space by utilizing folding furniture and a wall-mounted bed so that it allows for space to be free up when not in use.
6. Single Hauz Hanging Modular Home
Have you ever thought living in a hanging house? Single Hauz has a very innovative design as it only relies on one pillar for support. The good thing is that it can be built almost anywhere even over the sea and mountain tops. Measuring only 40 feet x 30 feet, it contains two distinct space: a bathroom and a space that combines the kitchen, living room and bedroom.
7. Small Shed Modular Home
Can a rural shed in the middle nowhere can be classy? Yes it can! With modular design, this lovely home has combination of a classic design with modern amenities. Despite its small floor area, a lot of thinking has been made to make this work without compromising its eco-friendly design. The bedroom is elevated to the near the rooftop to free the floor space for the kitchen and living room. Good thing, the cost of the house is low that anyone can afford it.
8. Small Modular Cabin Home
Who doesn't love to live in a cozy log cabin? How about a small modular cabin with the typical log exterior? Interestingly, the design is broken in the middle and it is evident in the floor plan. A bigger unit houses the living room, bedroom and kitchen while the smaller unit is the bathroom.
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