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The beauty of a shipping container is that it’s a blank slate for the imagination. With careful consideration for storage, partitions, appliances, and furnishings, empty steel shells can become highly practical homes equipped for off-grid and sustainable living.
The Essential Guide to Shipping Container Home Design From preliminary guides, to lists of trusted companies, to exemplary floor plans, these resources will get you started on your own shipping container home.
9 Shipping Container Home Floor Plans That Maximize Space 4 of 19 Within 960 square feet, the H03 by Honomobo offers a generous primary bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, a second bedroom and bathroom, and an open kitchen/dining/living space.
9 Shipping Container Home Floor Plans That Maximize Space 1 of 19 “It’s the biggest one you can get,” says Patrick Powers of the shipping container he revamped and moved to Salt Spring Island, British Columbia.
The bathroom creates a natural corridor that leads to the bedroom at the far end of the home. Photo 7 of 19 in 9 Shipping Container Home Floor Plans That Maximize Space. Get 35% off Dwell with promo code RESERVE35
Private areas (including bedrooms and bathrooms) are located in the shipping container “wings” of the home. The large, open great room features a kitchen and space for living and dining. The layout carefully balances secluded space with open common areas.
Read on for a look at some of the best shipping container homes that you can purchase today. Empty Nester by Custom Container Living Price: Starting at $85,800
The Essential Guide to Shipping Container Home Design A Shipping Container Home in Pennsylvania Embraces Its Rugged Industrial Origins 9 Shipping Container Home Floor Plans That Maximize Space
Browse inspirational photos of modern exteriors from houses to cabins, apartments to shipping containers. Explore a variety of building types with metal roofs, wood siding, gables, and everything in between.
These shipping containers have left their itinerant lives as vessels that carried goods around the world, only to be reborn as structural and design elements of modern homes.