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This is the story of a cluster of tiny turf houses in Iceland.
They’re built using natural and local materials like turf and lava stones along with imported wood.
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Tiny Turf Houses in Iceland
Video Tour and Interview
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Thanks for posting this. Super interesting!
Thanks Annette!
Must be cool in the summer and cozy in the winter! Nice!
we should all use our natural resources more effectively!!!
Ingenious! And beautiful at the same time.
Thanks Gigi!
Absolutely fascinating! So many clever ideas for living in the harsh climate in Iceland. I love the idea of recycling the stones and reusing the stones!
Thanks, Kim, glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful cozy interior…!
Glad you like!