It’s not uncommon to spot pint-sized houses on wheels that resemble conventional homes. However, it’s quite rare to come across abodes fashioned out of shipping containers and placed atop a trailer. Opting for a container fastened onto a trailer could be a more straightforward alternative than constructing a wooden dwelling.
However, there are some potential issues with the concept. As the shell of the mobile container home is entirely constructed from metal, the internal temperature may not be affected by external weather conditions. In order to address this problem, Fabian, a young man who designed his own mobile container home, incorporated excellent insulation, a fireplace, a wood burner, and an AC unit. The interior of this tiny home is one of the most technologically advanced that I have ever seen, and it feels like an innovative, eco-friendly abode, complemented by nature-inspired decor. However, this interior design is no coincidence; Fabian’s house is situated on an extensive plot with a vast garden, producing the impression that the interior space expands into the exterior.
Fabian is a devotee of tiny living and desires to become more connected to nature. His property features numerous animals, such as chickens, alpacas, and goats, as well as a bountiful garden allowing him to grow fresh produce. Beyond the garden, the large front deck is another highlight. It can accommodate many guests, with a table and chairs. Additionally, the deck features a double-burner stovetop for outdoor cooking purposes. In case of inclement weather, Fabian included café blinds to keep the space dry while still allowing for a pleasant view of the rain. Furthermore, curtains are also available to shield from excessive sunlight.
Fabian’s passion for cooking led him to opt for a spacious and practical kitchen on the left side of his house. The kitchen boasts of a gas oven, four-burner hob, compact fridge, and a deep sink, providing all the functionality he requires. To enhance the kitchen’s convenience, it is equipped with ample storage space, including a generous pantry and a cabinet for spices. Moreover, the kitchen has multiple prep areas and windows that open outwards, creating an illusion of an outdoor bar.
The loft area above the fridge and pantry is an oasis filled with lush greenery, perfect for meditation and reading. It boasts two sliding doors that can be opened up to allow in the outdoors. The bathroom in this tiny abode has a modern and unique layout featuring a toilet, shower cabin, and bathroom vanity with a sink, all placed in a small area and separated by a wall. You can access the bedroom loft through the bathroom using a staircase that doubles as storage space. The loft is cozy with an interesting design on the walls that include fur accents, perfect for sleeping. Plus, there’s even a projector in front of the queen-sized bed for movie nights. Though walking space may be limited, the overall vibe of this tiny house makes it all worthwhile.
Fabian constructed the interior and deck of his house himself, only purchasing the container. The total cost for the home, including everything, was approximately $137,000. While this may seem expensive, the house is 33 ft (10 m) long and 10 ft (3 m) wide, providing ample space. In a city, a similarly designed and technologically advanced home would likely be much more expensive. This is one of the many benefits of owning a tiny home – not only can you customize it to your liking, but you can also own a home for significantly less than a traditional house.
It’s becoming more common to come across petite living spaces that resemble traditional homes, but it’s not every day you stumble upon ones constructed out of shipping containers and mounted onto a trailer. Opting for a container on wheels could be a simpler solution compared to constructing a wood-framed abode.
The concept of a mobile container home may seem appealing, but it does come with its own set of challenges. The primary issue is that the metal shell doesn’t offer much insulation against external weather conditions. However, a young man named Fabian found a solution by incorporating advanced insulation techniques, a fireplace, wood burner, and air conditioning unit into his home’s design. The result is an innovative and eco-friendly dwelling that seamlessly blends with nature-inspired décor.
Fabian’s container home is situated on a large piece of land that features a beautiful garden and plenty of animals such as alpacas, goats, and chickens. He prioritizes sustainable living by growing his own food, ensuring it’s as fresh as the grass surrounding his home.
In addition to the interior, the exterior of Fabian’s home is equally impressive. It boasts a spacious front deck that can accommodate multiple guests, complete with a double-burner stovetop for outdoor cooking. Café blinds offer protection from inclement weather, and curtains shield from the sun’s harsh rays while still providing a stunning view of the rain. Overall, Fabian’s home is a testament to the power of creativity and resourcefulness in sustainable living.
Let’s enter this place using the main entrance, which is one of two entrances available. The smaller entrance leads us to a mud room, equipped with a wardrobe and space for wet clothes. On the other hand, the main entrance takes us directly to the living room, located in an open-space area. Due to the absence of walls and generous headroom, the living room feels spacious, creating the impression of a larger area than it appears from the outside. Natural light and plants can be seen all around, making it feel connected to nature.
Besides being a living room, this space also serves as a dining area and workspace. There is a futon couch that can be used as a bed or separated into two lounge futons. The bamboo table can be divided into two pieces and used as a surface to put a laptop on for work purposes. Moreover, there is a massive projector above the main entrance for an awesome movie night experience.
The kitchen is located on the left side of the space, complete with all the necessary features for a cooking enthusiast like Fabian. The centerpiece of the kitchen is the gas oven, along with a spacious four-burner hub and a conveniently-sized refrigerator. A deep sink provides ample space for washing up and cleaning dishes. In addition to the practical amenities, the kitchen also boasts plenty of storage space, including a huge pantry and a dedicated cabinet for spices. The windows on one side of the kitchen open outward, creating a bar-like atmosphere that seamlessly connects the indoor and outdoor spaces.
The area above the fridge and pantry is transformed into a delightful meditation and reading room filled with an array of plants. This space is designed to offer a sense of tranquility and relaxation, featuring two sliding doors that can be opened to let in the fresh outdoor air.
The bathroom is a marvel with its modern layout and aesthetic appeal. The toilet, shower cabin, and bathroom vanity with a sink are all placed in a compact space, separated by a wall. A staircase leads up to the bedroom loft which boasts of ample storage underneath, including a roomy walk-in closet equipped with mirrors. The staircase itself is a work of art that doubles as a storage solution. Although the loft may be small, it exudes a cozy vibe and the walls adorned with fur provide a unique touch. The area is ideal for unwinding and getting a good night’s rest, with a queen-size bed and an additional projector.
Fabian personally constructed the interior and deck of his home, while opting to purchase a container. The total cost of the house, including all furnishings, amounted to approximately $137,000. While this may seem costly, the tiny abode spans 33 feet (10 meters) in length and 10 feet (3 meters) in width, offering ample room. Living in a city with features like those found in Fabian’s house could prove quite expensive. However, owning a tiny home comes with the added benefit of being able to design it yourself and claim ownership for a fraction of the cost of a traditional dwelling.
It’s quite common these days to spot mobile homes that resemble regular houses. However, it’s not every day that you come across such homes made from shipping containers mounted on a trailer. Using a container affixed to a trailer could be a simpler approach than constructing a wooden abode.
However, there are some issues that need to be resolved with this concept. As the shell of the mobile container home is constructed entirely from metal, the inside temperature is barely affected by external weather conditions. To tackle this problem, a young man named Fabian devised a solution for his tiny home by installing high-quality insulation, a fireplace, a wood burner, and an AC unit. The interior of his home is one of the most technologically advanced that I have ever witnessed, combined with nature-inspired designs, providing a modern environmentally-conscious living space. This interior design was carefully planned rather than being a fortuitous occurrence. Fabian’s property features a vast garden with tiny livestock, including chickens, alpacas, and goats, allowing him to live in a tiny home while staying connected with nature. His garden is not the only impressive feature; the large front deck can accommodate multiple guests, complete with a double-burner stovetop for outdoor cooking. In case of bad weather, Fabian has installed café blinds and curtains to provide protection from rain and scorching sunlight. The blinds also offer a stunning view of rainfall without the risk of getting damp.
As we enter the house, we are greeted by not one, but two entrances. The smaller entrance leads us to a mud room-like area which has a wardrobe and space for wet clothes. However, the main entrance takes us to the living room which is situated in an open-space area. The absence of walls makes it feel more spacious, and the headroom is quite generous. It gives the impression of a lot more space than what we can see from the outside. The living room is adorned with plants and receives ample natural light, making it feel connected to nature.
The living room serves multiple purposes- it’s a dining area, workspace, and lounge. It features a futon couch which can be transformed into a bed or separated into two lounge futons. The bamboo table serves as both a dining table and a workspace for Fabian, who can divide it into two pieces and use it as a laptop stand. To top it off, there’s a huge projector above the main entrance which makes movie nights truly awesome.
Fabian’s passion for cooking has been catered to with a spacious and practical kitchen located on the left side of the house. The kitchen is equipped with a gas oven, a large four-burner hob, a compact refrigerator, and a deep sink, providing functionality that is essential for cooking enthusiasts. In addition, there is plenty of preparation space and storage, including a vast pantry and a cupboard dedicated to storing spices. The outward opening windows on one side of the kitchen add a charming touch, making the area resemble an outdoor bar.
The loft area above the fridge and pantry is a serene space filled with greenery, ideal for meditation and reading. It features two sliding doors that can be opened to allow Fabian to enjoy the outdoors while relaxing. The bathroom boasts a contemporary design and layout that sets it apart. All the fittings such as the shower cabin, toilet, and bathroom vanity with a sink are compactly arranged in a small area, separated by a wall. A staircase leads from this area to the bedroom loft, which is cozy but lacks walking room. The walls in the space have a captivating design with fur accents. Despite its darkness, this area is perfect for sleeping, and a projector in front of the queen-size bed provides entertainment. The remarkable staircase comes with plentiful storage space underneath, including a walk-in closet with mirrors.
Fabian personally constructed the interior and deck of his house while only purchasing the container. The overall cost of his humble abode amounted to approximately $137,000, which may appear costly at first glance. However, the house spans 33 ft (10 m) in length and 10 ft (3 m) in width, providing ample living space. Such an impressive and technologically advanced home in a bustling city could incur hefty expenses. Fortunately, owning a tiny home has its advantages as you have the freedom to design it according to your taste while still being able to call it your own for a fraction of the cost of a traditional house.