RoadHaus Wedge

The tiny house trend is officially here to stay. Tiny houses are relatively easy to build and move from place to place, and many people are rejecting more spacious dwellings in favor of pared-down, efficient homes. The new RoadHaus is a refined version of the company’s popular 400 square foot Wedge model. The RoadHaus Wedge (offered at 160 to 240 sf) is a smaller yet refined version at a fraction of the cost. It comes standard with a covered outdoor deck that increases the overall inside/outside living arrangement while protecting from sun and inclement weather. Inside, it offers a living room big enough for a couch, TV and fireplace; a kitchen complete with cabinets, countertop, sink, stove top and refrigerator; a full bathroom; and a bedroom large enough for an Olympic Queen bed. And because it is built on wheels, it can be easily transported to a site and then moved again if the need arises.

A-Frame House Kit

The A-Frame House Kit is a solid option should you be on the market for a Do-it-Yourself kind of project and you’re convinced you’re quite the handy man. These models are said to be easy to build with just a team of two. The great looking houses are available in different sizes, from 600 to 1300 square feet, enough for a reasonably sized family. The Estonian company Avrame ensures you may finish it just under 4 months which is quite short term for such a nice pr...
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NEWBERG RESIDENCE

Located in Oregon, and designed by award winning architecture studio Cutler Anderson, the wooden Newberg Residence is a spectacular single-family 1,650 square foot dwelling that was placed as a bridge across a beautiful pond. Visitors walk through the forest to a bridge crossing a small section of the pond, and into the main entry. Inside, floor to ceiling glazing gives views of the water, trees, and wildlife, while a small deck off the rear serves as a ...
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STUNNING SOHO LOFT | BY DUB STUDIOS

The "Wooster apartment" is a dream pad, it has an impressive 7,200sf and occupies the entire top floor of a landmark red-limestone building at the corner of Wooster and Broome Streets, New York City. The loft was renovated by Natalya Kashper of "Dub Studios", she is also the lucky owner....
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