We've seen plenty of impressive prefab companies from all-across the US, but it's Scandinavia that seems to consistently produce tiny homes and modular cabins that are truly next level. Established in 2018, the Oslo-based prefab company Norske Mikrohus follows that rule, specializing in cabins for those seeking a smaller, more environmentally friendly, and affordable home that brings them closer to nature.
Co-founded by David and Jeanette Reiss-Andersen, the company offers three mobile cabins inspired by the Norwegian environment - the Heim, Tind, and the recently released Rast. The cabins differ in size primarily, but the styles differ enough that there's something for every type of tiny-modular-prefab-cabin proclivity.
And while the outside of each Norske Mikrohus cabin follows trends we've seen in many prefab abodes, the impressive attention to detail makes these sets these models apart. From a washing machine in the bathroom to strategically placed windows, the Andersens have a cabin-dweller's needs in mind.