The Nestron 'Legend Two' tiny home is a modernly compact living space designed with efficiency in mind and will provide inhabitants with everything they need for maximum comfort.
The tiny home measures in at 8.5m in length, 3m wide and 2.8m in height with about 275-square meters of living space inside. The interior is well-appointed with built-in furniture pieces like a retractable table to maximize space efficiency. The space is equipped with a living room, kitchen, bedroom and a small bathroom with a shower. A series of large French windows along the front of the home allow lots of natural light in.
The Nestron 'Legend Two' tiny home highlights sustainability with wood composite materials in the construction that are made with recycled wood fibers. Priced at $73,600, the tiny home boasts sharp edges to keep the silhouette of the house looking clean.
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The Nestron 'Legend Two' is Efficiently Designed and Affordable
Trend Themes
1. Compact Living - The trend towards compact and efficient living spaces and built-in furniture presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the architecture and interior design industries.
2. Sustainable Materials - The continued trend towards sustainable materials, particularly in the construction industry, presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the materials and manufacturing industries.
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Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architecture firms can capitalize on the trend towards compact living by designing innovative and space-efficient buildings and structures.
2. Interior Design - Interior design firms can capitalize on the trend towards built-in furniture by creating innovative and multifunctional furniture pieces that maximize space efficiency.
3. Construction - The trend towards sustainable materials and affordable housing presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the construction industry, particularly in the development of new building materials and construction methods.