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This is the Conker by Conker Living. It’s a spherical tiny house concept created by an ex-Rolls-Royce engineer Jag Virdie. The modular and spherical design offers approximately 107 sq. ft. of space inside.
I now look forward to witnessing the legacy of The Conker™, the ultimate living space with its infinite possibilities. How will you use yours?
Would you consider a spherical tiny house like this? Maybe even more than one on your property?
Ex-Rolls-Royce Engineer Designs Spherical Tiny House
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I saw this in the papers, including the comments that several could be put together to make a communal home, maybe for family, where each has their own private space with maybe a couple for cooking/eating/entertaining and which can easily be expanded as needed. Interesting idea, price was affordable, and I admit I really like the shape. Would willingly buy some (given land and money obviously) to turn into something akin to the communities of old where they ate communally but lived in solitude (though maybe not the solitude of old nowadays) because I could see a genuine community developing and growing. Plus they remind me of some of the old space based telly series from decades ago, always thought some of the buildings were really cool. Definitely a patch above many modular style units and a resulting community could look really united.
I currently live in a tiny house on wheels, but was looking for a space for my sewing studio – this would be perfect!