‘Battery Charging Station For Humans’ Is The Idea Behind This Plug-And-Play Cabin
Do you ever feel like the urban chaos is a bit too much to cope with sometimes? Danish retailer Vipp does, and so they’ve started to factory-manufacture these metal-and-glass micro cabins that they describe as “battery-charging stations for humans.”
The design screams (or rather whispers) minimalism. It’s basically a plug-and-play rectangular metal-and-glass box elevated off the ground by pilotis. The 55-square-meters interior is divided into two floors. On the main level, the dwelling contains a kitchen, a dining area, a bathroom and a daybed room with a fireplace, while the ladder takes you to the narrow sleeping loft with the glazed ceiling.
There is one caveat though, which is the price of this nature retreat. Each micro-house costs €580,000 ($585,000), excluding the cabin’s transportation. Plus, each of them takes six months to produce and three to five days to install.
More info: vipp (h/t: dezeen )
Danish retailerVippdescribes it as “battery-charging stations for humans”
“A plug-and-play getaway that allows you to escape urban chaos”
It takes only three to five days to install
While it takes around six months to produce a single cabin
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