With the increasing difficulty of getting ‘off the grid’ in today’s fast-paced world, the home remains sacred. Choosing the lifestyle of a mini home allows occupants to downsize, save money, and live more sustainably—without sacrificing style.
Mini Homes presents a wildly unique selection of mini homes in a variety of on the water, embedded in a hillside, or in a forest surrounded by fauna. It can be challenging for architects and homeowners alike to create and fill the homiest space possible. Complete with floor plans and both interior and exterior photographs of each house, this book is sure to spark your creativity.
Showcasing some of the world’s most innovative, efficient home designs, Mini Homes is a perfect addition to any homeowner or aspiring homeowner’s bookshelf, as well as anyone with a keen appreciation for innovative architecture and current trends in home construction. Each project included in this book is a source of inspiration for those seeking to get the most out of a limited space or small plot of land, and also for those who are on a tight budget but refuse to relinquish the dream of having their own tailor-made home.
This is another of the tiny house books I checked out from the library. This one is actually "mini" homes, rather than tiny... but I wouldn't consider many of the homes in this book to be even mini. This isn't about small homes as much as it is about really unusual homes. This book should have been called "Small homes for rich people with an architect friend who thinks he's Frank Lloyd Wright."
Who wouldn't want to live in "World of Living" Tree House? Well, maybe I wouldn't, because I couldn't see photos of the bathroom, bedroom, or kitchen, but boy does it look like a dream! I really wish this pretty little square book included more details about each mini home, such as location, cost, and square footage. So much fun to see the same caption in six languages for each of the featured homes.