The exterior of the house consists of specially arranged white panels, which are separated by 2-4 cm gaps. They are placed at the rate of one or two panels per window section. The back part has a lot of space under the half of the house, which is supported by several pillars.
A conventional interior would clearly not be suitable for such a neo-modern work of art. So it was decided to organize the interior of the house on the type of free space.
Functional simplicity allows you to place all the furniture without any problems. White walls draw more attention to the dark gray storage areas. The wooden floor, as always, is perfect for light decoration and is the perfect complement to the darker, muted textures.
The container is a versatile platform that allows not only to transport goods across seas and oceans, but also to create entire houses. The Flying Box Villa is made of several similar constructions, some of them of different sizes and shapes.
I find the concept of a shipping container house quite intriguing! How does this unique design impact the overall functionality and aesthetic appeal of the living space? Are there any challenges or advantages specific to this type of housing? Moreover, I’m curious about the practicality in terms of insulation, plumbing, and electrical installations within such structures. Could you provide insights into these aspects?