We all need a reprieve from the real world every once in a while, and according to statista.com,
40 million Americans choose to go camping each year to attain it.
There are several ways to go camping, but one of our favorite ways to enjoy
some time away is to find a temporary home away from home.
Whether you decide to find your relaxation in a classic wood cabin or a more modern popup,
there are plenty of options when planning your getaway.
This is the 10 Most Innovative Tiny Cabins and Mini-Retreats!
Working with creativity as the focal point in their design,
Studio Edwards has earned many awards throughout the last three years. They
characterize their work with innovation, raw material, and restraint. Providing a unique
and simplistic take on the cabin design for easy and pleasant use is their creed.
One such design is the Base Cabin, which earned the 2021 Workspace Award for Residential Design.
This striking mobile cabin was inspired by the classic
A-frame design, which is structurally efficient.
The 146-square-foot area houses all the things you would need, such as a cozy sleeping space,
a central bathroom shower, and a kitchenette in the rear.
Strap the Base Cabin to your trailer and haul it out for a lovely weekend to yourself!
With a vision to give every human the view they want wherever they may be in the world,
haus.me looks to tackle the home market with more than just an accessorized getaway. Haus.me brings
3D-printed, prefab houses to those who want to live in vibrance wherever they wish to go.
The mOne is described briefly as an off-the-grid studio with a kitchen and bathroom.
Perfectly suitable for a pair,
this transportable home boasts a modest yet well applied, 400 square feet area.
The most impressive thing about the mOne,
aside from not requiring a construction permit or foundation, is that it is fully
self-sustainable and autonomous. The entire structure is solar-powered!
And if you're a family looking for something a bit different like the mOne,
but just need more space, haus.me has a family model called the mTwo. The
mTwo claims to double the area at 800 square feet and an additional bedroom.
If you're more interested in a temporary investment to sate your glamping lust,
then perhaps you'd be a bit keener on the Artsy "Glamping" Experience by Sheree on Airbnb.
This 1 bed, 1 bath, quaint abode is suited for two people and hosted by Sheree,
who qualifies as a super host who are experienced, highly rated hosts.
For your stay, you will get this 10ft x 10ft tiny home
with a sleeping loft and the surrounding hilltop.
The many amenities include heat and electricity,
a functional kitchen, an open-air shower, an outdoor barbecue, and a firepit.
And if you're the adventurous type,
the land offers 30 acres of trails to walk and explore the Ontario wilderness.
If you find yourself in need of a swift dose of leisure after an epic adventure
that would take three volumes to retell, then My Shire Pods is an obvious choice.
This eight-person team consists of six highly
qualified craftsmen working diligently with natural materials and meticulous
hand skills. They work intending to deliver an otherworldly experience.
The titular pod named after the company offers a quaint 10.5 foot by 9 foot by
21-foot building with a kitchen sink, shower unit, and a toilet.
However, no one pod shall rule them all as there are many to choose from, such as the
Mezzanine Pod, which is slightly larger than the standard Shire Pod and houses up to six people.
Or if you want something even more snug and cozy,
then the Mini Pod may be to your liking, which comfortably houses a pair.
Ingenuity is ever-present, and it struck the guys at Brette Haus. They have cornered a niche
with their immaculate foldable houses that allow for relocation of your rest and home.
The 100-cycle hinge system is what gives these innovative homes their claim to fame. Not only
can you transport the Brette Haus foldable Houses, but they also only take three hours to install.
Every single one of your 100 installs can be on any level plane with no need for a foundation.
Each of their models is made with natural, recyclable materials. Every layout is flexible,
allowing room for variety or preferences.
The Rustic line resembles the outline of a traditional cabin
and offers three different models to choose from.
Including the Rustic 15, Rustic 20, and Rustic 30. Each model increases the homes' length,
and each one nearly doubles in height in width when unfolded.
After traveling through the northern Andes' countryside,
Architect Beatrice Bonzanigo wished to create a refuge where she could
stay a few days without disrupting the existential immersion in the landscape.
From that lofty goal, Casa Ojala was born. After its big debut at Milan Design Week 2019,
Beatrice formed Casa Ojala Srl with Ryan Nesbitt to develop the initial design.
So what is Casa Ojala then? Well,
it is a 290 square foot house with more than 1,000 configurations.
The unique and bold design offers a roof deck for taking in surroundings with accouterments
such as a terrace area for lounging and roof panels for sun and stargazing.
The living area has nearly infinite configurations with a single and double bed area, bathroom area,
rollable interior walls, and a retractable entrance staircase.
The base implements a large portion of the storage for water and optional batteries, and the like.
And perhaps most innovative is the autonomous systems in place,
such as rainwater recovery and optional photovoltaic panels.
Designer Manel Duró and architect Marta Gordillo lead the reins at In-Tenta Design since its
founding in 2012. They focus on developing modular architectures for a modern world.
Some of their designs have won awards in micro-architecture,
and they have developed a collection of modular hotel suites.
These mobile homes are part of the Drop series,
and we'll be looking at the Drop Box N-240 specifically.
You can choose one of the three sizes that fit your needs and
transport it fully mounted to a trailer or a container ship.
The biggest of these modules can accommodate either a couple or a family of four.
The outdoor terrace delivers a bite-sized portion of feeling at home,
and the panoramic double bed doesn't hurt either.
And to complete your afternoon in this cozy
palace, you can enjoy a meal in the fully-equipped kitchen.
True expertise is shown in the happiness of a company's customers and partners.
Studio Puisto carries it by the buckets and never compromises on a beautiful and elegant project.
This steely resolve is shown quite brilliantly with the Niliaitta Cabin, the successor to
the Kivijärvi Resort. It is steeped in rich Finland history involving the land.
The striking design allows for an unobstructed view of the environment,
letting you connect with the frigid Scandinavian landscape as comfortably as possible.
Each location for one of these cabins is specifically chosen so
that construction will disrupt the least amount of nature.
And if a gorgeous view is not enough for you,
there is a kitchenette and bathroom for those who need it.
Built to reconnect with one another through meaningful experiences,
CABN looks to share their completely off-grid,
sustainable, and tiny eco-friendly houses in some of the most gorgeous vistas in Australia.
Their Jude cabin is part of what they call the "Fox Gordon triplets." It shares
a working winery with its sisters, one of which is located about 490 feet away.
Jude is built from natural timber with a Scandinavian design in mind.
Natural airflow and a minimalist interior encourage destressing.
A glass of wine from the Fox Gordon winery doesn't hurt either.
Jude comes with a king loft bed, a single king shower, and a kitchen.
The perfect getaway for a couple's retreat!
Grab the sunscreen and book a flight, Costa Rica calls, and the living is grand.
Converted from a shipping container, this fully furnished home includes two bedrooms,
two bathrooms, and a gourmet kitchen!
If you're not sold, then maybe the open
atrium-style connection between the two sides can persuade you.
The open breezeways and plunge pool are sure to help you relax in the Costa Rican climates.
The sides throughout are where the open doorways are for the various rooms,
and nearest to the kitchen is the picnic-style dining room.
And looking inside the kitchen,
you are greeted with everything you could ask for during your stay.
If the tropical climates are too much to relax, air conditioning is the solution.
Internet and cable satellite aren't a bad deal either.
And neither is the gorgeous mountain view.
It's not hard to see why this creative design made it to our number 1!
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