This is a Backcountry Containers shipping container cabin that you can rent out on Airbnb.
This little container cabin features a split design that would work well for someone who works from home but doesn’t live alone. What do you think? Do you like it?
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This is a purple monster shipping container tiny house by Kountry Containers somewhere near Austin, Texas. From the outside, it’s purple, hence its nickname, purple monster. And of course, you can tell it’s more than just a shipping container, right? Because it has beautiful windows and modern french doors that blend right in with the container.
When you go inside, you’ll be stepping directly into the living area which can also go into ‘bedroom mode’ thanks to the Murphy bed behind the couch. Moving on you’ll enter the kitchen and barstool area and finally the bathroom which is accessed via sliding barn door. What do you think?
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Joseph RM Dupuis from Working Title built this 355 square foot, off-grid, shipping container cabin in Ontario, Canada using three 20 foot x 8-foot shipping containers that he modified so that the indoor space was completely open concept.
The tiny home was designed on the premise that it could be safely closed up for weeks at a time and still be secure. Joseph says he also chose to build with shipping containers because they’re readily available and reasonably affordable.
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This is the Freedom shipping container tiny house.
It’s built by Minimalist Homes in Michigan.
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