Say hello to the Glam Pod over in England.
They made it for people who need a home, but are not yet ready for a large one.
So for now, they can put the Glam Pod in their parents or friend’s backyard.
It takes 8 to 10 weeks to build and is delivered on a small trailer.
This tiny house can be connected to utilities and water.
It is made out of 95% timber.
The exterior siding on the house is English cedar.
Insulation exceeds building code requirements, and the design inspiration came from Malaysia.
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Photo & Video Credit Sandi Thompson
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If I told you that working in your backyard office will be a big trend in the future, would you agree?
Thanks to the Internet the idea is becoming real for more people than ever. The 45 second commute… Doesn’t that sound appealing?
Backyard Offices for the Information Age
The idea of converting a shed into a workspace or studio isn’t all that new. People have been doing it for decades and possibly even centuries.
But it’s certainly growing in popularity right now as writers, artists, consultants, programmers, web designers and other professionals are realizing they can be their own boss and build a sustainable business for themselves from anywhere in the world.
A Modern Writer’s Shed
I would absolutely love to have a modern writer’s shed to work out of so today I want to introduce you to a company called 3rd Space. They specialize in creating inspiring backyard office spaces for their clients.
The structures are modular so you can add on to your shed later and enjoy the most flexibility. The use of timber, Birch plywood and full-height glazed panels offers an unbelievable feeling while inside.
Outside you’re greeted by Red Cedar cladding which is durable and beautiful. Fortunately with 3rdSpace you can customize, configure, extend and relocate your structure with ease because it’s all part of the modular design.
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Photos Courtesy of 3rdSpace
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OfficePOD is a company that caters to the growing number of people who work from home.
This product helps remove distractions to increase efficiency.
Tiny, Beautiful, Modern Backyard Offices by OfficePOD
I think more people will begin to work from home because technology makes it easier every year.
It’s also better for the environment and reduces commuting.
Tiny structures like these make it possible to have your office moved in the case that you re-locate.
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If you’re in the market for a tiny house, you may want to check out the Incred-I-Box by Incredible Tiny Homes. It’s an assembly-line-built tiny house that’s 8’x16′ and built on a trailer.
It’s unfinished but comes with everything you need to make it livable – all you have to do is add paint, appliances, and furniture to make it your own. And the best part is that it’s only $20,000! Watch the video below to learn more about this affordable tiny house option.
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16-foot Tiny Homes for $20,000 (in 2022) by Incredible Tiny Homes
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Brennan built this micro-cabin on wheels that packs so much into just 55 square feet! Step onto the flip-down deck and walk inside to the kitchenette space that includes a 2 burner propane cooktop, micro sink, a mini-fridge/freezer, and butcher block countertops.
Just beyond the kitchen is the living/dining/bedroom. During the daytime, it’s easily set up as a corner bench with a flip-up table, and at night it converts to a full-sized bed. It would work well as an office space or even as a tiny Airbnb if you had other access to a restroom. What do you think?
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Modern, Mobile Micro Cabin for $36k
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While we mostly talk about tiny homes here in terms of a living or vacation space, that’s not all they can be! This innovative group had the great idea to create a mobile art studio in a tiny home, so they could easily bring art to those who might otherwise not have access (or might not go to a traditional art installation).
Here’s what they plan on doing with the ArtHaus:
- Education through workshops, school visits, artist lectures, and emerging artist shows
- Public art exposure via a mobile ‘art center,’ bringing the art to where the community is
- Community engagement through tailored interactions between those making and participating
- support and space for artists working in Cheyenne and Wyoming
What do you think of this idea?
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Tiny House Brings Art to Wyoming!
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This is the Kantoor Karavaan in the Netherlands. It’s a lightweight, fiberglass travel trailer designed for mobile nomads who want to be able to work from anywhere.
With this little caravan, you can work off-grid in the middle of nature. It has wi-fi internet, a coffee machine, kitchenette, compost toilet, solar panels, and more. It’s available to rent in the Netherlands. What do you think?
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Kantoor Karavaan Off-Grid Mobile Office Travel Trailers
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This is the story of a tech entrepreneur who hired Edmonds + Lee Architects in San Francisco to turn this 1960s Airstream Bambi II into a beautifully renovated 80-square-foot stylish mobile office.
The result is stunning. According to Inhabitat, it’s been renamed Kugelschiff which is German for “Bullet Ship”. Pretty cool!
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Rare 1960’s Bambi Airstream Trailer Turned into 80 Sq. Ft. Stylish Mobile Office
Images by Joe Fletcher via Edmonds + Lee Architects
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