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135 Sq. Ft. Off-Grid Wave Eco Cabin by Eco Living
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Very cute but needs a bathroom.
I see that these guys are the same designer/builders of that home located in Greece we recently saw posted here – the yoga teacher’s house with the separate bathing facilities and the angled design to accommodate a number of old olive trees that were already on the site. I visited their website to check out other models (with bathroom), discovered where they were located, and wondered if they could work outside of their native Scotland. Then I saw the Greek house was one of their projects, so apparently they do! I imagine shipping costs and/or having to send their people to work onsite in a foreign country must add a tremendous amount to the final cost of your little home, however, so I think I’ll just have to look at their designs for ideas and forego hiring them to build me something here in the U.S. They do lovely work, though!
This is only a partial home. Real homes, tiny or otherwise, have bathrooms and I don’t know anyone without a refrigerator. Kind of stupid.