The Ryan Lingard-designed tiny impact house is meant for those willing to live without electricity. Minimally designed and furnished, you fail to spot even a single power guzzling device in the structure’s Sunset Magazine pictures. This precisely suggests the kind of archaic living this dwelling offers.
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Fabricated from wood, the off grid home situated in rural Oregon has a wood stove, metal roof, cedar rain screen, reused windows, portable toilet and operable shutters. The owners have a small solar charger to charge their mobile phones while an oil lamp brightens their interiors. To top it all, the lovely little cabin cost just $10,000, enough to put a smile on your face.
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Via: TreeHugger
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