Tiny house, that’s why we like mini houses

Small and pretty, the “tiny house»Are increasingly popular and who knows if one day they will ever be able to completely replace traditional homes. To bring out some interesting data on the subject is a survey conducted by IPX1031, a company controlled by Fidelity National Financial, to reveal to us that more than one in two Americans – 56% – would like habitually living within the walls of a miniature house and, among the 2,006 respondents, 86% of those who do not own their own home would opt to buy one like these.

And even Elon Musk, managing director of SpaceX e Tesla, would have decided to ride this trend and rent a 34 sqm mini house, produced by Boxbl e baptized with the name Casita, worth $ 50,000 and located in Boca Chica, Texas.

My primary home is literally a ~$50k house in Boca Chica / Starbase that I rent from SpaceX. It’s kinda awesome though.

Only house I own is the events house in the Bay Area. If I sold it, the house would see less use, unless bought by a big family, which might happen some day.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 9, 2021

Because we like them
With an area usually no larger than 40 square meters and perfect for two people, to make the tiny home absolutely irresistible would be four main reasons. As evidenced by IPX1031, in fact, besides being convenient e minimalist, these mini mansions would be a lot efficient but most of all respectful for the environment. There is no shortage of those who find in these houses a series of advantages in terms of privacy and confidentiality as well as the possibility of relocating them easily and maybe carry them: 54% of the sample, in fact, would like to have a mobile one. It is always the survey that tells us that the ideal home should be in remote locations, equipped with heating and air conditioning, with a wide kitchen e laundry.

The sustainable and luxurious tiny house
Among the many available and most original solutions, for example, on Airbnb there is a hut – designed by architect Cameron Anderson – large 40 square meters and designed for couples: it costs 273 per night for two people. Located in the countryside of Wilgowrah, Australia, the Gawthorn’s Hut it was built with an eye towards sustainability, in fact, although it is not equipped with air conditioning, it has several mounts on the roof solar panels useful for providing complete energy to the apartment, both inside and out. Includes a bathroom with shower, double bed e kitchenette: and, of course, there is no shortage of water.

But since for many it will be difficult to go personally to the accommodation located in the Australian territory, in the gallery you can browse some photos that will make you enter the tiny house di 17 mq firmata IKEA!