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Bertoia side chairs and an Aplomb pendant by Foscarini complete the dining area.

In the living space, a custom sofa doubles as a pullout bed. An Aeris Cocoon bioethanol fireplace is suspended from the ceiling.

The system’s modules have a set design, but floor plans and finishes can be customized.

“It almost goes without saying that we love the energy efficiency, the smart technology, the low footprint, the smart wood paneling that doesn’t have cellulose so you won’t get termites. We love all those thoughtful details,” Niki says. These features, along with others, are all standard Cover offerings.

A 4kw tiny wood-burning stove warms each cabin.

A bed built into the bathroom wall pulls down to replace the sofa. An Olio teapot designed by Barber Osgerby sits on the counter.

Masa Arquitectos designed this minimalist house in Montevideo, Uruguay, for a young family on a tight budget who wanted to do most of the carpentry themselves.

The interior is outfitted with a birch plywood ceiling and limewash-painted walls.

Looking in the opposite direction reveals how designer Louis Béliveau of La Firme embraced the lack of light in this part of the apartment, instead emphasizing it with ample dark finishes, like the 1x1-inch Daltile on the floor. A mirrored wall does catch some sun from the living room windows. “From a design perspective, mirrors are a magical trick,” says Béliveau. “They're not too expensive and they basically double up the space, and bounce back any lighting.” The door opens to the hall bathroom.

Urban Park Max Exterior

Exterior, Tru Form Tiny, 24ft Kootenay Country Designer Select

Lofted bedroom

The coffee table is by Isamu Noguchi for Herman Miller.

Copper Real Good chairs by Blu Dot surround an antique dining table. The overdyed green rug is by Aga John.