♻️ Sustainable & Circular Design

Built in 2021 using bio-based and reclaimed materials, this tiny house features:

Corten steel exterior for longevity and minimal maintenance
Kingspan insulation (Rd 3.8) that keeps the house warm and dry without wasting space
Electric underfloor heating and infrared panels for efficient, CO₂-neutral heating
A roof suitable for solar panels or a sedum green roof

🌞 Bright, Airy & Comfortable Living

Thanks to tall windows and wide-opening doors, this home is filled with natural light. The clay-finished walls provide a naturally regulated indoor climate with stable temperature and humidity.

🛏️ Interior Designed for Two People

Bedroom: Full-size double bed with ample headroom and opening windows — no ladder required
Kitchen: Fully equipped with washing machine, dishwasher, induction cooktop, oven/microwave
Bathroom: Spacious, with a bathtub and 80L electric boiler
Living room: Includes a comfortable sofa bed

✨ Unique Materials with a Story

This is a self-built tiny house, made with care and high-quality materials.

The oak flooring was reclaimed from Shell’s former headquarters
The bathroom vanity features a ceramic basin carried hitchhiking from Morocco

📐 Specifications

Dimensions: 12m (L) × 2.44m (W) × 2.59m (H) – approx. 28 m²
Structure: Converted shipping container with corten steel exterior
Insulation: Kingspan resol foam boards (Rd-value 3.8)
Heating: Electric underfloor heating + infrared wall panels
Utilities: Requires hookup for water, sewage, and electricity.
▸ Off-grid potential with modifications