The 'Ohariu' tiny home is the design work of the New Zealand-based First Light studio architectural firm as a sustainable living space that doesn't hold back when it comes to minimalist style.
Constructed by Build Tiny, the home features 183-square-feet of living space yet highlights the finishings of a modern luxury living space. High ceilings within the main floor area with the living room, kitchen and bathroom lead up into the bedroom loft that is accented with a skylight to further increase the airy feel of the interior space.
The 'Ohariu' tiny home is clad in black corrugated iron and paired with solar panels on the roof to allow for energy generating. The home is priced at over $100,000.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Net-zero Emissions Tiny Homes
- Opportunity for sustainable living spaces with modern luxury finishings.
- Minimalist Style Tiny Homes
- Opportunity for minimalist living spaces that maximize every inch of space.
- Solar-powered Tiny Homes
- Opportunity for energy-efficient living spaces that generate their own electricity.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture and Design
- Opportunity for architectural firms to innovate sustainable and minimalist living spaces.
- Renewable Energy
- Opportunity for renewable energy companies to integrate solar and other renewable technologies into tiny homes.
- Real Estate Development
- Opportunity for real estate developers to invest in tiny home communities that prioritize sustainability and efficient use of space.
