I love minimal homes. The Montebar Villa ($NFS) is a perfect representation of pre-fab and minimal done right. The Montebar is a prefabricated wood house situated facing the Swiss Alps. JM say, “a privileged position with sunlight during the four seasons. A magical place where the silence is alternated with the gentle chimes of cows at pasture in the distance.” Sounds like heaven. Local building codes dictated that every home must have a dark gray pitched roof. Based on this requirement, they designed cladding that also matched the roof creating a homogeneous design with a monolithic aspect. The interior of the home features a main living area, three bedrooms, a study, two baths, a laundry room, technical room, pantry, and storage areas. The two kids bedrooms are double height with lofts that house beds and TVs.
Hygge Supply doesn’t want you to call their homes prefab. They prefer the more distinct “kit description”. The first kit homes were actually sold by Sears form 1908-1930. In fact, during that period over 70,000 of those homes were ordered from a catalog. Hygge wants to reinvent that approach to ordering and building homes. Basically, […]