Bruny Island Hideaway

Set amongst the eucalyptus on an island off the southern coast of Tasmania, this spectacular tiny cabin is an escape from the high stress of the owner´s busy work life. Designed by Maguire + Devine Architects, the minimalist cabin is completely off-grid, it collects its own rainwater (storage tanks are underground for an uncluttered look) and the roof sports solar panels. Inside, all furniture has been built into the design. The cabin opens onto both an east and west deck, allowing guests to enjoy both morning and afternoon sun, and bathe in nature should they so wish in an outside tub inset in the deck, for a true retreat experience.

ESCHER TINY HOUSE

We have come across some very cool tiny houses over the years, but until now nothing beats the Alpha Tiny House by New Frontier Tiny Homes. Where could they possibly go from there? Well, the answer is the Escher Tiny House, a model that´s bigger, pricier, and maximizes luxury and living space. Based on a 33ft (10m) long triple-axle trailer, the multi functional home features a well thought maximization of space, and boasts several trend-forward details that set it ...
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NORTH BONDI RESIDENCE

This stunning residence is located in North Bondi, a coastal, eastern suburb of Sydney, Australia. Developed by the CplusC Architectural Workshop, the 200-square-metre house was designed both for easy entertaining and private family time. The screened wall surrounding the home is made up of a wood grid with windows and perforated metal panels, providing the necessary privacy, shielding, they also allow for a vertical garden to be grown over time. At the entrance the...
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FINCA AGUY RETREAT

Designed by MAPA Architects, this 115-square-metre prefabricated house is nestled into a picturesque Uruguayan olive grove surrounded by rolling hills. The minimal retreat has minimal impact on the landscape, it sits over a series of stone walls, and consists of two 12.5-metre (41-foot) long modules. The exterior and the interior are lined in timber, while Garapa wood covers the floor, and Canadian pinewood lines the walls and ceiling. An open-plan liv...
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