What is it about tiny houses, micro cabins, modest cottages (?), that make them so dang desirable? I’d wager it’s the accessibility—the perceived affordability. In an era where all signs point to most millennials and Gen Zers renting forever, something small and portable feels like the right alternative to the summer home compound our parent's dreamed of. This 150-square-foot micro cabin on wheels fits the bill, like a Venn diagram of aesthetics, functionality, and practicality.
The pre-fab structure was designed by Alex Nivison and Richie Northcott of Fresh Prince, a custom cabin builder, and assembled in a warehouse over the course of just 60 days. Once finished, the cabin was set atop a standard car trailer and hauled to its final/temporary resting place, riverside and surrounded by forestland.