10 Beautiful Unconventional Houses that will Blow Your Mind
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#1 River House, Serbia
This home has been posturing on a rock in Serbia for over 45 years. Though it may not be an ideal location to live in, it’s a perfect resting spot for swimmers of the lake who need a place to rest comfortably.
#2 Hobbit House
Photographer Simon Dale spent £3,000 ( around $5,200) to turn a patch of earth in the woods into a place that looks a lot like something out of a Lord of the Rings shire for him and his household.
Image credits: simondale.net
#3 Dome Dream Home
Steve Areen built himself this dream house in Thailand. The house includes a lounging space, a hammock, a personal pond, and just about everything inside the dome is made of all-natural materials.
Image credits: steveareen.com
#4 Shipping Container Home
Designed by studio James & Mau Arquitectura and built by Infiniski, the 2,045-square-foot house took about half dozen months to fabricate for a budget of 140,000 euros.
Image credits: hiconsumption.com
#5 Tiny House
Tiny House is a cozy house built by architect Macy Miller. At 196 square feet, the compact residence is the result of two years of hard work and clever DIY efforts.
Image credits: minimotives.com
#6 Floating House
Designed by architect Dymitr Malxew, Floating House is just what you’d expect—a floating mansion.
#7 Sustainable Micro Home
The micro home, produced by designer Ian Lorne Kent, is set to cost only $30,000. The designer also says, “At least one handyman with a helper could assemble it in less than a week, it’s kind of an IKEA type model.”
Image credits: nomadmicrohomes.com
#8 Water Tower Home
After buying an old water tower in central London, Leigh Osborne and Graham Voce spent 8 months renovating the untouched edifice into a modern dwelling.
Image credits: 1st-option.com
#9 School Bus Home
Architecture student Hank Butitta decided to apply his learned skills to an old school bus he purchased off of Craigslist. For his final project, he redesigned the vehicle into a modular mobile home.
Image credits: hankboughtabus.com
#10 Boeing 727 House
The skeleton of a 1965 Boeing 727 has been integrated into a home’s design in Costa Rica. The old airplane was bought for $2,000 from a San Jose airport resting place, moved in $4,000 and renovated in $24,000.
Image credits: hankboughtabus.com
