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On the Bahamian island of Eleuthera, a 110-mile sliver of land known for its pink-sand beaches and laid-back vibe, an off-the-grid cabin serves as a getaway for Mark and Kate Ingraham and their 13-year-old daughter.

Inspired by years of traveling through Europe and Africa in their camper van, a Portuguese couple converted a Mercedes Benz truck into a mobile surf hotel, which is known as the Surf Truck Hotel.

Perched on a steep hillside, the Matanzas Maralto Cabins blend into the rugged landscape of Navidad, Chile. The two cabins—both of which are available to rent on Airbnb—are elevated on wooden pillars about 260 feet above sea level.

The Dusky Parakeet is outfitted with a 500-liter water storage tank and solar panels, so it can run 100% off the grid if needed.

The minimalist boat is fitted with bespoke wall sconces and custom-made upholstery.

The handmade kitchen features recycled materials by Smile Plastics. The doors and countertops are made of yogurt containers—and they even contain little flecks of silver from the lids.

The houseboat has a single bedroom with a round porthole—lest you forget where you are staying.

The boat is cozy even in the winter, thanks to a fully insulated hull, double glazing, and underfloor heating.

The shower room is made almost entirely from Corian. A Cinderella incineration toilet makes waste disposal easy.

Putting every square inch to good use, the architects created an abundance of storage throughout the home to help keep clutter to a minimum.

The calm, muted palette is perfectly suited to the Dusty Parakeet's watery surroundings.

Fast assembly, affordability, and energy efficiency make kit homes a desirable option for homeowners.

"Radical sustainability