A place in the sun out of leftovers – a cute little house made of natural materials, Stockholm, Sweden
This quaint little house in Stockholm, Sweden is a great example of how to repurpose leftovers. Built with natural materials, it is surprisingly spacious, with large windows to let in plenty of sunlight which create an inviting atmosphere. Moreover, its minimalistic design and use of upcycled materials make it both cost-effective and eco-friendly. In addition to being aesthetically pleasing, this house is also highly durable due to the natural materials used. Altogether, this is the perfect example of how sustainability can still be stylish and beautiful.
Spacious and light, made of different types of wood, the house blends perfectly into the surrounding landscape. Asymmetric, multi-tiered, with windows of irregular shape – it defies the notion of “normal wooden house”. Unexpected interior elements add to the originality.
Materials provided by Schlyter / Gezelius Arkitektkontor AB.
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Grace Carter
This sounds absolutely fascinating! I’d love to know more about the process of building a house out of natural materials. How long did it take to construct this cute little house? Are there any particular challenges or considerations that come with using leftovers as building materials? And most importantly, how can I visit or explore this unique place in Stockholm, Sweden?
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This sounds absolutely fascinating! I’d love to know more about the process of building a house out of natural materials. How long did it take to construct this cute little house? Are there any particular challenges or considerations that come with using leftovers as building materials? And most importantly, how can I visit or explore this unique place in Stockholm, Sweden?