Welcome to the interior design photos and layout for a single-story 1-bedroom Gaia off-grid container home. Here’s the floor plan:
Main level floor planSections of the single-story 1-bedroom Gaia off-grid container home.Concept of the single-story 1-bedroom Gaia off-grid container home.
The Gaia container home is designed to be efficient and self-sufficient.
It uses solar panels and wind turbines to keep the batteries charged all day and throughout the seasons.
You can check the battery level, how much energy you are using, and how well it’s charging using a mobile app.
Inside, the home is smartly organized to save space. It has clever storage areas, a sofa bed that can be turned into a couch, and tables and stools that you can fold up.
The use of spruce plywood and good insulation makes it feel warm and cozy.
The house also has an outdoor terrace that’s great for relaxing and eating outside. You can fold it up to make the area more private and secure.
Photos
Angled front view of the house showcasing its blue exterior, metal roof, and an airy porch.The right side of the house has double doors that open to the bedroom space.During the daytime, the bed is converted into a sofa to maximize the living space.The living room includes a wood-burning stove surrounded by wooden shelves.More shelves can be seen on the bathroom and kitchen walls.A large glass door extends the living space onto the front porch.The dining area is set next to the wood-burning stove.Doors on the side wall can be opened for an alfresco dining experience.A closer look at the dining area furnished with a small, foldable wood plank table and matching chairs.The narrow kitchen offers adequate storage and a built-in cooktop.The bathroom is equipped with a washstand, a toilet, and a shower area enclosed in a white curtain.Night view of the house showcasing its warm glow that complements the wooden interior.Large, sliding glass doors create a smooth transition between indoor and outdoor living.Angled view of the house showcasing the slanted, metal roof crowning the blue container house.
