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Less than 600 Royal Spartanette travel trailers were made—and this one has been rebuilt from top to bottom with a wooden interior and a rooftop solar system.

Set near Rhinebeck, the recently built house has crisp, white interiors, light wood accents, and an energy-efficient envelope.

Designed by Mexico City architects Pablo Germenos Garcia and Ernesto Pérez Rea Juncá, and prefabricated off-site by their company Peregrino, each O-Frame uses cutouts, circular windows, and sliding curved walls to frame specific views. "Everyone has a tiny cabin,

Victor and Brittany’s kitchen features a Bertazzoni range and oak floors.

Yakisugi siding and site-built details enhance the $1.05 million modular package.

Mary Ann used flat roofs to maximize ceiling heights.

On a nearly five-acre parcel near Carmel, California, architect Gabriele Mary Ann Schicketanz used modular units from Method Homes to create a custom residential property for herself and her son’s family.

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"I wanted the space to be homey, so people come into the space and it's not overbearing, but just a dope creative space to work in,

[Sofas by? original Ligne Roset? we don’t need to call out if they are dupes, but just wanted to check in case they are original.]

Dahi converted the basement to a recording studio with acoustic panels framing the space.

"Style-wise, I loved the midcentury modern vibe,

The floors were replaced with a light oak in a herringbone pattern, and built-in casework from Reform added to provide additional storage. The sofa is by A.Rudin/Eva... Spencer.

Marie Saldivar’s experimental metal-clad dwelling is the perfect place to host family—and proof of concept for her new prefab company.