New Tiny Houses
space-saving architecture
(Author) Sibylle KramerNew exciting and surprising design approaches how great living quality can be wonderfully made possible in small spaces. A tiny house is much more than just a very small residence. It is a living concept that reflects the challenges of the future - from the fundamental question of how to finance the dream of home ownership to more complex considerations, such as whether doing without material luxury means more freedom, to social issues such as how we deal with our planet's resources. This volume presents remarkable examples of masterfully implemented solutions for tiny houses. The designs of these micro-wonders show that even - or especially - well thought-out room concepts can be realized in the smallest of spaces, without sacrificing excellent design. Intelligent floor plans, multifunctional rooms and ingenious nesting of furnishing components create not only compact living spaces, but also unique habitats.
Sibylle Kramer
Sibylle Kramer is a German author known for her novel "The Glass Garden," a haunting tale of love and loss set in a mysterious garden. Her lyrical prose and vivid imagery have captivated readers worldwide, cementing her reputation as a master storyteller. Kramer's work explores themes of memory, longing, and the fragility of human relationships.