The Pod Space 'Home Pod' Has Space for a Family of Four
Michael Hemsworth — May 15, 2020 — Art & Design
The Pod Space 'Home Pod' isn't a tiny home per se but is definitely more on the smaller side when compared to conventional residential dwellings to offer consumers a new iteration of the family home.
The prefabricated home is designed with space for four to live comfortably, and can be finished on the exterior with stained timber, profiled aluminum, thermally modified ash, durable charred Larch, western red cedar and more. The interior open-concept living space includes a large living area, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and well-sized dining space and a kitchen.
The Pod Space 'Home Pod' is achieved using FSC timber along with engineered steel and features large glass windows that allow natural light to pour in, while also offering expansive views of the surrounding environment.
Image Credit: Pod Space
The prefabricated home is designed with space for four to live comfortably, and can be finished on the exterior with stained timber, profiled aluminum, thermally modified ash, durable charred Larch, western red cedar and more. The interior open-concept living space includes a large living area, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and well-sized dining space and a kitchen.
The Pod Space 'Home Pod' is achieved using FSC timber along with engineered steel and features large glass windows that allow natural light to pour in, while also offering expansive views of the surrounding environment.
Image Credit: Pod Space
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