In German forests, Sigvurd Larsenn and tech startup Raus are introducing innovative, eco-friendly homes. The Tiny Houses were created with sustainability in mind and offer city dwellers the opportunity to stay in a cottage that blends art, nature and culture while escaping the hustle and bustle of city life, nature and the culture.
The dwellings are currently only located near the Biesenthal, but they will eventually be spread all over Germany. Making the most of the available space inside a home is crucial to ensuring it doesn’t feel cramped. Even though the room is only 18 square meters, the high ceilings make it feel much bigger and the dark hues don’t make the space feel cramped.
You can see the sunlight coming from all directions through the windows of the facade, and you can also admire the landscape. The Raus, which was established in 2021, offers smartly built and ideally located lodges that draw inspiration from nature to make holidays as enjoyable as possible. This recommendation can be made specifically for city dwellers.
Forest huts are developed primarily for self-contained operation and are designed with strength and comfort in mind. On the project, skilled architects and designers have also included solar panels and a closed water supply system.
The company initially operated only in the immediate capital region, but soon began operating across the country. The company partnered with design studios and architects specializing in contemporary construction to build the cabins. The medieval estate, which is an hour’s drive north of Berlin, is surrounded by meadows and acts as a hub of modern art and culture, frequently hosting craft fairs and exhibitions.
