Jean Carroll
They’re made using single-trip shipping containers and they’re all warm and cozy-looking, with large windows, glass doors and rooftop decks. The front doors are made of glass and swing 270 degrees, letting in natural light and framing a view of the outdoors. There’s also a bathroom and a small but functional kitchen with either granite or quartz countertops, a fridge, sink, stovetop and storage. This is very similar to the Anchor, featuring the same footprint and overall structure but with a few key differences in terms of interior design and space distribution. Compared to the previously mentioned model, the Crow’s Nest puts an emphasis on comfort and prioritizes the bed. It’s almost exclusively a bedroom with no living area which makes it a suitable option if you’re looking for a separate guest house idea for example.
The Mainsail measures 320 square feet (29.7 sqm) which is double the size of the previous two models. The kitchen is surprisingly big and is fully equipped with a stove, a fridge, sink and lots of storage. The ground floor is the largest and houses a small bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen, a dining room and a living area.
