Those people have decided to create something unique and something that you don’t see everyday and yet it is cheap and it is built from a recycled materials.
This house is one of the examples how home can be built without spending much money. This house has been built from a cheap recycled materials.
But those people are not just savvy they are also pretty creative, you can see how some of the walls, doors and roof are mosaic-like decorated. And when you look it inside it looks really nice and makes you wonder who wouldn’t like to live there. Surely, a reasonable house siding is needed to complete the beautiful house.
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That is pretty cool. I bet it took a bit of planning, but in the end it came out really well.
I want this house
learn to proofread before you post. wow.
They must be very creative people to come up with ideas for what to use and how in this house. Not to mention, this house looks great.
Nice house. David, maybe English is not their first language. It’s also funny how you tell them to proofread yet use no capital letters at the beginnings of sentences. Glass houses…stones…don’t throw.
This is seriously the coolest thing ever. I am so jealous.
Awesomely creative…….I LOVE this house. Would love to tour it!
I’m so proud of mankind…makes me wanna cry!!
Gotta love stoners
That is awesome! It looks great! There sure is a lot of work put into that! (:
Stumbled this and i’ve actually been to one of these houses. That address is made of cattle bone and there was also a floor made of old t-shirts and one of the bathrooms had a mirror mosaic. Cool but kind of disturbing.
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i totally agree this is one of the most beautiful houses I’ve ever seen. Innovative and beautiful.
I appreciate this house and would love to do something similar in the future.
THIS is SO COOL! I’ve always wanted to live in a forest…what an amazing way to do it. Anyone ever seen the movie Swiss Family Robinson? Love it…
I really love these houses! I wish I knew how to create such a place! And your right Vampiredaze, I can’t stand when people tries to correct others. They seem to love judging people they have know idea about, They could be kids or like you said, English might not be their everyday language.
Wow. Gorgeous house. Why can’t there be more homes like this? Let’s put our money into creativity. We can start building low-cost homes, such as this one, for the needy. Perhaps not quite as fancy, but I’m sure something can be built from all the waste out there…? :/
Very nice craftsmanship and creative use of materials. Bear in mind that such a use of small, disparate materials is very time intensive. So…. Green, perhaps cheap, but only if time is no object. Such a structure is a labor of love, and an artistic and (from the pics) social event, but for broad, practical application…… no way. But Bravo! I salute the builders and designers!
This is a great house.. Home building is such a great and marvelous thing to do most especially using recycled materials.
wow…! its just amazing creation .love to have same one….umhhhhh
Very Creative! Too bad most people such as me don’t use all of their talent! I like it
Houses like this one bring out the creativity in all of us. This one is exceptionally nice and goes beyond just your basic recycled pad. I love how the mirrored wall doubles the apparent size. Very cool.
Great way to build a house with little invested. Reusing materials will help save the earth. If we can use the wind and sun more we will have a much cheaper cost of living in the future.
Good comment by Vampiredaz for David.
Does anybody know where this house is or where these photos came from?
this is AMAZING, these pictures are amazing, please I would love to know more about this home!
could the author tell the story behind how he found this? and the location of the house?
I would love to live there!
ANY ROOMS FOR RENT…? JUST KIDDING. IT’S AMAZING WHAT CAN BE DONE WITH THE SIMPLE DESIRE TO DO SO. PURE BEAUTY.
Now this makes sense. What also makes sense is to build a house that will only last as long as you do. As I age this becomes more doable.
AWESOME! I think it is wonderful that people are so creative and motivated to reuse and recycle materials. It is also quite beautiful and has a natural beauty. Hope this inspires more of us to do the same.
Lovely photos, and a nice looking house. I wonder what the cork panel was used for? Is it just some kind of clay plaster filling the gaps?
Thanks.
This house is ghastly crap… purely designed and built to appeal to the latest Green Fad. The stuff deemed wonderful by the author, and the commenters, is impracticable and foul to observe, unless one *insistently* wears green tinted glasses.
“Green” is *blatantly* anti-human, anti-science, & anti-technology. This design of this home demonstrates a typical, and utter, acquiescence to the Pastors of Pasture (Ban Fossil Fuels), the Futurists of Failure (Ban Nuclear Power), the Generators of Genocide (ban DDT)), that are the leading Environmentalists.
This home is neither aesthetic nor practical.
Beautiful house! I love the re-purposed bottles for the door glass, very creative. The texture of the ceiling creates a stunning visual.
It’s great….Create new style of house and good idea…….I like this house…Everything is from staff that another people will not use it….
This is incredible!
Wow! Can we say jealous! I love that house! David, take a pill man. You need to “learn” how to enjoy and less robe flapping.
@RnBram: Now I’m not “green” at all.. not by a long shot. But don’t you think it would be a good idea to at least live with less fossil fuels polution, less nuclear power emissions, and less DDT overall? Ok, the house may not appeal to every one, I agree, but I believe it is a step in the right direction. Wouldn’t you at least agree to that?
Wow! This is really cool. I can’t imagine the hours of work that has gone into this house.
that looks like so much fun to build!!
i want it!
What an awesome house. I would love to do that. I especially love the door with the colorful glass circles.. recycled bottles I’m guessing?
wow this is totally awesome, its amazing what we can do with what we have already that doesnt need to be thrown in dump, love this !! I have always wanted a tree house i used to make them as a little girl and would love to build one soon again maybe so my grandson can have his own spot to go hang out in when he comes to play in our yard thanks for the shares !
nice houses
Let’s talk creative … I’m beyond impressed.
I want that house too. I’ve heard of people making houses out of recycled materials before, I would love to have a house like this or parts of the house built with recycled materials.
Splendid, positive, utility and beauty
Mirror mosaic…they must not live in Earthquake country?
Yes, I noticed the bones as well…reminds me of Texas Chainsaw Massacre…but not everybody is as morbid as I am. Besides the bones and the fear of thousands of slivered mirrors slashing me in an earthquake (yah, I live in California), it seems pretty cool. I always wanted a blown-foam house built halfway into a hill. (Don’t know what the real name of the foam stuff is)
well i think this is the most finest way to utilize the recycled waste material…….. i am doing a project and i am thinking to use this wonderful technique……..thanks stumble!!!!!!
Très cool.
Creative, yes. Beautiful, No.
Not a good looking place. Wonder how long it will last, and when it falls apart due to lousy construction techniques, if it will be recycled or just put in a landfill.
Absolutely brilliant! It’s my dream to build my own house like that. Who knows. That wall made of bottle corks though is a new one for me. Never saw that before!