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I'll take the whole lot!

If there was space for this in my home (and I could afford it), it would take pride of place.

The primary suite comprises the newly built southern wing of the house.

The home's overhanging roof is trimmed with copper, adding a subtle pop of color against its otherwise neutral, brick-clad facade.

The kids’ rooms all feature built-in raised platform beds.

Madrid-based firm PKMN dreamed up this flexible concept for a client with a tiny home north of the city. Made up of three shelving units on track system, the All I Own House can be configured in countless ways, making space for a bedroom, kitchen, sitting area, changing room, and more. Shown here is a horizontal Murphy bed, which makes a great space-saving solution as well as a comfortable sleeping space.

The enclosed porch also opens to a large patio and lush lawn.

Two full bathrooms are also located on the main level. Here, one of the bathrooms features original cabinetry and colorful tiles.

A look at one of the four bedrooms on the main level.

Floor-to-ceiling windows punctuate the opposite end of the room.

Located a few steps down from the living room, a spacious dining area also features full-height windows.

Another view of the dining area looks back toward the kitchen. New, full-height windows look out onto trees surrounding the home; a central staircase leads down to the basement.

In the kitchen, updated cabinetry and an open-concept layout create a modern feel, which is enhanced by quartz countertops and all-new, stainless-steel appliances.

Partially enclosed by a half-height stone wall, the main living area features a stacked-stone fireplace and built-in seating along one side.