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As a complement to the main home’s navy stucco facade and flat roof, the office exterior siding is a sandy gray stucco topped with a metal split shed roof.

Apart from the Classic and Traveler models, ESCAPE’s homes can be made to run entirely on electricity. The fabricator also offers to make their designs viable off grid by including solar panels, upgrading the envelope and appliances, and switching out the water and waste systems.

The standard Classic model spanned 288 square feet in size, but could be upgraded to a 396-square-foot home with two bedrooms. The interior walls and ceilings are all paneled in pine, and beveled cedar siding was used for the exterior.

Floor Plan of Baldie Hill Bunkie by Daymark Design Incorporated

Liz and Matt had to drill a well to provide water for the property. Wastewater is captured and treated with a gravity-fed septic system that will also serve the main dwelling, when it’s completed.

This tiny house in Indore, India, is designed to accommodate a family of four. It occupies a minimal footprint of 210 square feet.

Los Angeles firm Chet Architecture crafts a deeply personal hillside home packed with primary colors—including a custom mural that now holds an even deeper meaning.

Floor plan for Refugio Bariloche by Nicolás Tovo and Teresa Sarmiento

The family of four and their guests can sit on a low railing that acts as a bench to take in the views.

Sunken Living Room with Conversation Pit

Lake|Flato designed a weekend home on North Fork, Long Island that nods to the rustic agricultural structures dotting the region. Western red cedar siding is stained black to help the home's three structures recede into the landscape.

White oak flooring, cabinetry, shelves, and ceiling beams add texture and warmth and reference the tree trunks of the wooded landscape.

Natural wood with original brickwork and microcement to create a minimalist yet warm kitchen area.