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The newest cabin, Milla Long, features a full primary suite on the ground floor of its 450 square feet.

The interiors feature soothing wood cladding that juxtaposes the black exteriors.

All raw materials are sourced locally to reduce the overall carbon footprint - as well as eliminate additional costs on the client. This includes the wood chips - which were initially a waste product but repurposed as ground coverage for this CABN show home. The chips are also FSC certified. The home itself sits on

In a classic home, domestic hot water heating and cooling are oftentimes the biggest culprits to large energy consumption. However CABN homes use the latest heat pump technology to offset such electricity use.

Models are available as individuals units, residential, or scalable clusters - all with net zero measures employed at every step (from manufacturing to building erection).

All CABN homes are smart home managed to allow for worry-free living. "5 years ago, you would need to be at least a hobbyist of have an understanding of how these net-zero homes operate but here, we've done all the work for you - it's all cohesive, 'plugged in' and you can move in immediately,

The color palette balances warm and cool hues that match the landscape. Furniture references the long history of design at the Sea Ranch with a blend of midcentury modern and rustic pieces.

In addition to having a queen bed upstairs, Ryan built a sofa that converts to a twin, based on a design by architect Sean O’Neill. The transformable unit cost $500 in upholstery, $35 in wood, and $4 in hinges.

Listed for $3M, the Container House is packed with tributes to the famed architect Frank Gehry—including its industrial cladding.

A daybed next to the fireplace is the closest thing to a place to sleep.

The freestanding guesthouse includes a new sitting area that's dressed with a Blu Dot Grotto sofa, a Blu Dot acacia coffee table, and a pair of Harry Bertoia Diamond chairs.