IKEA has unveiled their tiny house and it's making us want to move!

Have you always dreamed of living in a little house and having a slightly greener lifestyle? Then we're sure you've already heard about the ‘Tiny House’ trend. The good news is that IKEA has just launched their own! Read on for more details.

IKEA has unveiled their tiny house and it's making us want to move!
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IKEA has unveiled their tiny house and it's making us want to move!

In recent years, little houses have been springing up all over the place. These are known as ‘Tiny Houses,’ small houses up to 300 square feet in size, sold at unbeatable prices. The Swedish IKEA company has spotted the right opportunity and has decided to market its own: the IKEA Tiny Home. The company has teamed up with the Vox Creative agency and the American Curbed company, which specialises in real estate and design.

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You won't lack anything in this self-sufficient 180 square-foot home. It contains all the same rooms as in a classic home: a living room, a kitchen, a bedroom, and a bathroom with shower and toilet. What more could you ask for?

The IKEA Tiny House

But how can this small house be self-sufficient? Quite simply thanks to the solar panels installed on its roof. The installations in the kitchen have even been made from recycled plastic bottles. The IKEA style is very much in evidence in this house: everything is clean, minimalist in Scandinavian style, and there's a perfect mix of wood and more modern materials. Its large bay windows bathe the house in pleasant natural light.

And the price?

This Tiny House will be sold for around £55,000. However, you should know that you cannot set up your mini house just anywhere. You can, however, buy or rent a plot of land. Many people who follow this lifestyle rent a spot in a campsite all year round. The site is enclosed and constantly monitored, which prevents damage to your property.

Check out some photos of the IKEA Tiny House in our video above!

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