Component model, part experiment, however entirely exceptional, this mobile sanctuary was a design/build labor of love from its scrappy start to its rustic finish.
Aaron Maret made this 200-square-foot structure generally from reclaimed and also recovered products and also regional upcycled woods.
After spending time scaling down and also residing in it himself, he has placed the developing available ... as well as sadly been slammed by some for his $64,000 asking rate. Sure it is a great deal per square foot, however special and also customized come with a cost-- doubters are of course thanks for visiting create their very own.
From its developer: "This small home on wheels is a synthesis of thoughtful design, detail-oriented craftsmanship, and also a healthy and balanced dose of persistence. Five years planned (longer if you count the layout time), this has actually been a labor of passion and a spirited experiment in alternate construction ... and living.".