Half The Walls Are Glass On This Modern Tiny Home
Pilar Cano-Lasso of De La Vega Cano-Lasso has completed a modern tiny house for her clients in Madrid, Spain.
This 365-square-foot (34 m2) tiny house, named Tiny, is a prefabricated design that takes 60 days to produce and can be easily transported to any location.
Nestled under a large holm oak tree, the small house features a semi-anodized, weatherproof steel facade that allows it to blend in with its surroundings.
This rough exterior contrasts with the warmth of the interior, which is clad entirely in birch wood and includes natural oak floors.
The main space of the tiny house has been kept open plan, with the sleeping area at one end and the kitchen/bathroom at the other. To keep things cozy, there is a fireplace and 14 centimeters of recycled cotton.
The client ordered additional glass, which resulted in a wall of windows, allowing the small house to feel completely immersed in a holm oak grove.
There is also a birch kitchen with Corian countertop and sink, stove, range hood, and built-in refrigerator.
The bathroom with a wooden vanity is tucked out of sight behind the kitchen.
Photo credits: Paco Marin | Video Credits: Juan Herrero and Arturo Herrero
