The Cube Home by Justin Chong Encourages Minimal Living
Meghan Young — October 29, 2012 — Eco
References: yankodesign
The Cube Home may seem very small, but that is the point. It is a compact house that encourages minimal living. Everything that a person could possibly need is packed into a 3 meter by 3 meter space. Considering that some people literally live in boxes, the Cube Home is actually a great alternative.
Designed by Justin Chong, the Cube Home is strategically comprised of a bathroom with a water saving shower and toilet, kitchen with an induction stove and small fridge, eating area for four and bed for two. It even has a little storage space to spare. From its polished wood detail to its sharp lines and large skylight, the Cube Home is a stylish place to live. Not to mention that is would be very cost-effective and eco-friendly.
Designed by Justin Chong, the Cube Home is strategically comprised of a bathroom with a water saving shower and toilet, kitchen with an induction stove and small fridge, eating area for four and bed for two. It even has a little storage space to spare. From its polished wood detail to its sharp lines and large skylight, the Cube Home is a stylish place to live. Not to mention that is would be very cost-effective and eco-friendly.
Trend Themes
1. Minimal Living - The trend towards compact and minimalist living spaces as a response to increasing urbanization and housing affordability issues.
2. Micro-housing - The trend towards designing and building more efficient and compact living spaces that maximize the use of every square inch for urban dwellers.
3. Sustainable Architecture - The trend towards designing and building eco-friendly and energy-efficient living spaces that reduce the carbon footprint and contribute to a greener future.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - The industry could explore developing and marketing cost-effective and eco-friendly micro-housing solutions tailored to urban millennials on a budget.
2. Architecture - The industry could embrace the possibilities of sustainable architecture in creating compact living spaces that balance function, form, and environmental impact.
3. Interior Design - The industry could focus on creating innovative and space-efficient furniture and decor solutions that maximize the use and functionality of micro-homes.
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