M.A.DI: The Italian Tiny House That Unfolds!

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Tiny houses on wheels are great for many reasons, one being their portability. But if you aren’t interested in living on wheels, how about the M.A.DI., an Italian-built tiny house that actually unfolds?

This prototype can be assembled in 6-7 hours with just three workers and comes in a number of sizes and configurations (with tons of customization options) from around 290 to 760 sq. ft. You can also add M.A.DI. structures to one another to create a deeper or wider space.

Related: Mark Hooker’s Amazing Folding A-frame Design

M.A.DI: The Italian Tiny House That Unfolds!

Images via M.A.DI. Home

 

Images via M.A.DI. Home

Related: Salt and Water’s Portable Tiny House (not on wheels!)

Want one of these? 

The smallest version starts at €28,000 (about $31,000). See the price list here and find out more about these amazing structures on their website.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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8 comments

  1. I see their web site mentions safety in areas of earthquakes. Is there any way to strap down the units in zones prone to tornadoes or hurricanes?

    1. That’s a great question! I didn’t see anything specifically about it, but there may be.

    1. Follow the links in the post to the M.A.DI. website 🙂 There is tons of information there.

  2. hi friends! im research and develop manager of MADI home.
    it foldable house and it will fixed on ground likenormal house, like a frame house! if you need more info write me on website, i will be happy to aswer you! greatings from Italy!

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