This is a 160 sq. ft. shipping container tiny house by Katz Box out of Columbus, Ohio. This model is called The Calico.
The Calico Home is designed to grow. Built as an efficiency unit, this 160 square foot home was created to inspire a new generation of homeowners to think small (and in stages). Due to its stature and mobile features, the home is designed to scale from one to three units based on the owners needs.
It’s kind of like a multi-functional studio apartment in a box, isn’t it? What do you think? To explore more amazing tiny homes like this, join our Tiny House Newsletter. It’s free and you’ll be glad you did! You even get free downloadable tiny house plans just for joining!
The Calico Shipping Container Tiny House by Katz Box
Images via Katz Box
Images via Katz Box
Defined as a modular home, the Calico can grow as an owners needs do. With its flexible design the home can add in supplemental living space, a larger kitchen or bathroom, or can even be scaled to support office spaces or a retail component. With a kinetic lifetime in mind, the home will allow users the freedom to scale responsibly and at a price point accessible to a diverse customer base.
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looks to cold and sterile.to each is own I guess.
It’s just their show model, and the company is promoting the ideal of minimalism and affordability, but interior is modular… So it’s customizable and of course can be decorated as well… Along with the option to combine up to three units together for scalability and different layout options…