The four most original homes in the world
Category: Decoración
Today's post is going to surprise you. We have been searching the Internet, and we have found 4 very very different homes that we wanted to share. Let's go:
Dog House
Are you an animal lover? If the answer is yes, and more specifically dogs, this may be your perfect accommodation.
And we say “can” because it is a rural hostel with capacity for 6 people. Although due to the tiny capacity, we imagine booking here must be a bit complicated.
Ah! And most importantly, it may take you a little far. It is in none other than Cottonwood, Idaho, in the United States.
Karet House
This second home, called Casa Keret, is located in Warsaw (Poland) and is not suitable for visitors with claustrophobia. And it is only 152cm at its widest point and 92cm at its narrowest.
And as strange as it may seem, it has a bedroom, bathroom and living area, distributed among all its floors.
Although due to its size, it does not meet the requirements of Polish Law to be considered a house, so it is treated as an art installation only and is occasionally converted into a sleeping place for writers or artists.
Shoe House
What do you think of this shoe home located in Pennsylvania? It was built for shoe magnate Mahlon Haines in 1948, to become his home and advertising attraction for his business.
It consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen and a living room, distributed over five different levels.
Currently it is a museum that is visited by many curious people.
Photo by https://www.magazinehorse.com/
Transparent House
The transparent house in Tokyo belongs to the architect Sou Fujimoto. Its structure was built in the form of stacked boxes and has glass as the only insulator from the outside.
We will agree that it is different and extremely bright, but not a bit of privacy. Everything that happens inside can be seen from the outside.
Photo from https://www.yaencontre.com/
What did you think? Which one surprised you the most? Would you live in one of these?
