#MOVABLE HOMES FULL#

This prefab home is designed by Spanish architectural firm Ábaton, and is made at a CNC (computer numerical control) mill factory in Spain. It brings a rustic look and eco-friendly reused materials for a charmingly small, portable home. This particular model is intended to be used as an art gallery or studio, but barn siding can be used as a finish on any tiny portable home. The couple lives in northern California.ĭesigned by Little House on the Trailer, this charming studio features recycled barn siding. Inside, the house features a sleeping loft, kitchen, bathroom with a composting toilet, and space to live and work. It is just small enough to travel safely on a highway. The house has a 8’x20′ footprint, plus three feet of porch. It allows them to live more simply, with no rent to pay and the ability to spend more time outdoors. Check out our list of 21 unique portable homes to find livable spaces inside of former school buses, in the beds of pickup trucks, inside cargo trailers, and more!Īlek Lisefski, a web designer by trade, designed and built this tiny house for himself, his girlfriend, and their dog Anya.

#MOVABLE HOMES FULL#

These homes, often mounted on a trailer, are typically tiny, easily moveable, and surprisingly, come complete with modern amenities including electricity, water, and bathrooms - sometimes even with full showers, sinks, and appliances!īut to fit all of this functionality into such small space, you have to get creative.

But for those who crave the ability to have a real home that can travel wherever they’d like to go, there’s a new type of living space available: portable homes. Homes offer a sense of place and stability - but typically, they’re also stuck in just one place, rooted to a foundation that just isn’t going to move. Posted on: JanuCategories: DIY Skills, Home Features

Movable homes