Australia

These off-grid tiny cabins encourage sustainable tourism and tech-free time in the wilderness of Australia, New Zealand, and the UK

In the province of Victoria, an architecture firm known for complex urban projects created thru-hiking shelters that match the rugged landscape

This unassuming hilltop building is home to a meandering garden of edible plants, living quarters, cooking school, sauna, and more

The subject of a new film series by Shelter streaming service, this clever private getaway pushes design constraints to the limits in coastal Victoria

In this tiny cabin, space-saving elements like expandable tables, soaring ceilings, hidden storage, and a retractable roof prove small is mighty

Frustrated with inefficient, mass-produced homes, this young Australian design studio sells affordable, eco-conscious, architect-designed home plans

Stacked living quarters, a lush wood interior, and floor-to-ceiling shutters to invite the outdoors in—or keep it out

Clever details, foldable furniture, and a perfectly crisp look make these Aussie-made off-grid cabins a welcome addition to our prefab dreams

The emerging carbon-neutral brand from Down Under uses recycled and organic fibers and plants 10 trees for every product purchased

The Australian speciality home builder now ships sustainable, modular cabin designs flat pack to North America

150-square-feet of minimalist prefab goodness, brought to life in just 60 days

Off the coast of southern Tasmania sits a bright and airy cabin inspired by Japanese woodworking and designed to embrace seclusion