Luminosa House

Nestled in Brazil's stunning Mantiqueira Mountains, the Luminosa House is a contemporary gem designed by architects Flavio Butti and Alice Martins. With breathtaking views of an araucaria tree forest, this multifunctional 95 sqm home serves as a guest house, home office, and retreat.

The sleek, black polymer-cement exterior blends seamlessly with nature, while expansive glass panels bring the outdoors inside. The rooftop solarium offers 130 sqm of outdoor space, perfect for enjoying the region's sunny, foggy, or rainy days. The interior features cozy mountain-inspired finishes like wooden ceilings, brick floors, and high-performance heating systems.

Built with sustainability in mind, Luminosa House uses local materials, optimized natural resources, and integrates beautifully with its environment, offering an immersive nature experience.

NOYER TINY HOUSE ON WHEELS

Designed to get you closer to nature while being sustainable, the Noyer Tiny House On Wheels will take you anywhere you want to go. The minimalist adventure-ready tiny house is a mobile retreat designed to be transported on a trailer, and wheeled into its desired location. This unique model boasts a distinctive roof angle, setting it apart from the rest. Perfect for singles or couples, the Noyer offers a loft bedroom and a sofa-bed for guests. The raised liv...
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MIGHTY MOUSE APARTMENT | BY NICHOLAS GURNEY

The Mighty Mouse Apartment, designed by Australian architect Nicholas Gurney, is an interesting solution to the problem of limited space. The tiny apartment is located in  Sydney’s suburb Woolloomooloo and has a studio area of only 27 square meters, composed of white sliding panels that allow access to different living areas while concealing others. The color palette of black, yellow and red is inspired by the tiny fictional Mighty Mouse, a character with...
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Ayfraym DIY Cabin

Ayfraym is a new creation by Everywhere Travel Co. These guys are notorious for their transportable homes but now they want to make it easier for you to build your own, selling you the plans to a neat 1,574-square-foot cabin. It uses a construction kit that includes everything you’ll need, really everything, from the simple hammer, to a door knob, to the more complex and modern digital plans, except the raw materials themselves. All the blueprints and material spe...
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