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Couple Building Modern Yurt as Super Portable Tiny Home – VIDEO

Marcin and Anissa are an inspiring couple who are designing beautiful, natural, and minimalist yurts for Yurta in Ontario, Canada.

They started their career designing lamps and emergency relief tents but transitioned to designing modern yurts when a man from the local Gatineau Park asked them to try their hand at building a lightweight and portable yurt.

They use natural materials including 100% wool felt, ash and cedar wood, and polyester cotton fabric. Their yurts fit into a 4×8″ trailer making them incredibly easy to move from place to place.

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Couple Building Modern Yurt as Super Portable Tiny Home

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Modern Yurt Construction by Pacific Yurts

Here’s a video of one of their 30′ yurts. It shows complete assembly from foundation to the finish work. Towards the end you’ll get to see an example of a completed modern and luxurious yurt.

Video thanks to Pacific Yurts

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