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Large windows, doors, and a skylight flood the guesthouse and studio with plenty of sunlight.

Clare Austin and David Dimech built Project Physio, a bus-turned-tiny-home-and-office-on-wheels in Australia.

Road-Haus can be placed nearly anywhere recreational vehicles or trailers can. "To install Road-Haus, you will need a water line, sewer connection line, and 100 amp service for power within 20 feet of the unit," says Wheelhaus founder Jamie Mackay.

The clients' art collection adds color, curvature, and a touch of whimsy.

“When it’s a beautiful spring day, you can open up the living, kitchen, and dining rooms and have them become one,” Wright says, noting how these spaces combine with an expansive outdoor deck and pool area.

A palette of wood, stone, and steel extends from the outside in.

Glass walls in the living room and dining area fold away, connecting to a covered, outdoor space.

The Goya House is broken down into a series of pavilions, including a separate master suite (seen at left) connected by a glass bridge.

The home is designed to encourage outdoor circulation, but nearly all at a single story, to allow the clients to age in place.

The ability to open the living and dining area to the pool and terrace makes the home ideal for entertaining.

Emmanuel Pratt first erected this timber structure on a vacant lot in Chicago’s South side. Then The form riffs off the worker cottage—a single-family vernacular popularized in the 19th century—

Natural light bounces off all-white color palette, enhancing both the home's sense of space and bright, airy aesthetic.