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21 Tiny Houses | Cabin Living At Its Best

Here at Jebiga, we’ve covered a few tiny homes but now wanted to make the ultimate list of amazing structures you should definitely check out if you’re thinking of purchasing a tiny house.

Home For All in Rikuzentakata Japan 

Led by Toyo Ito, a team of young Japanese designers has created a modest community center out of the wreckage using saltwater-soaked trees wiped out in the storm. For months volunteers came daily to help build the project, using the wood columns as structural supports. The Home-for-All project has become a beacon for the community, where the pangs of the storm remain sharp.

Here are some other projects that rely on recycled or reclaimed materials for part of their structure:

Collage HouseS+PS Architects

Tesla Solar Panels

The Ollie Chair by RockPaperRobot

“After I realized that I could change the shape of metal, I felt like there was nothing that I couldn’t morph — nothing I couldn’t change.” — Jessica Banks, CEO and founder of RockPaperRobot, on studying robotics at MIT.

We spoke with kinetic furniture designers and RockPaperRobot co-founders Jessica Banks and Pete Schlebecker about the future of furniture, getting scooped by Leonardo da Vinci, and their latest creation, an exquisite reimagining of a folding chair, now live on Kickstarter. 

Read the interview here. 

The Float Table by RockPaperRobot

We have posted two featured posts for container homes, you can see them here + here.

$875,000/4 br

Don’t let a single square inch go to waste!

Here are some micro-apartment examples:

22m2 Apartment A Little Design

The Living Cube Till Könneker

100m3 MYCC

13m2 Apartment Szymon Hanczar

Modular Studio for an Artist Raanan Stern