The 10 Weirdest Tiny Houses in the World! A Minimalist Way to Live

#1 Mike Basich is a snowboarder who created his small house (24 square meters) entirely from ecological materials. Solar panels provide him with heat and electricity

#2 The Broons' House is located near Loch Shin in northern Scotland. It is a local attraction and currently no one lives there.

#3 Groundfridge is a structure that we bury on the premises of our residence. The idea is to serve as a natural refrigerator, but the creator does not hide the fact it can also serve as a shelter

#4 Steve Areen's house was built on an organic mango farm. The whole construction cost Steve only 9 thousand dollars, because the building was made of clay bricks

#5 Berlin-based architect Van Bo Le-Mentzel specializes in designing small houses. One of them is one with an area of 1 square meter

#6 UFOGEL is a unique option for tourists in Austria. These unique constructions near the Alps were created to be fully ecological and to provide guests with beautiful views.

#7 The smallest house in the Czech Republic is less than 2.5 meters high. It was built in the 15th century and originally served as a watchtower for riflemen

#8 In Tokyo, every square meter is at a premium. No wonder designers come up with extremely compact apartments

#9 Stephen Turner is an architect who created an egg-shaped eco-house. The whole thing is 6 meters long with a diameter of 2.8 meters. On board (because the structure floats) you will find a shower, a stove and a hammock bed. The whole construction is powered by solar batteries

#10 There are 1,864 islands in the Archipelago on the border of the U.S. and Canada, and more than 1,500 people live on the largest island. One of the smallest islands is called Just Room Enough Island and boasts a cute little house with a backyard. It is interesting to note that all the islands are supplied by one company