Hi everybody
We continue to discover for you. Our container house on today’s tour is from South Korea.
South Korea is one of the popular countries where shipping containers and custom-made containers are used to build houses.
Container houses are so popular in this country that larger custom-made containers are produced to make homes.
The container house, which is formed by the attachment of 2 containers, has a total of 56 m2 of living space.
The interior and exterior design of the container house is very simple.
The paint used on the exterior is really sweet. When we first look at the house, the sliding doors and windows draw our attention. The black profiles used on the doors and windows are perfectly compatible with the red paint of the containers.
There is a very useful deck of approximately 25 m2 in front of the container house.
I would like to briefly talk about the interior decoration of the house. The interior of the container house is quite plain. In the house, there are environmentally friendly and very simple items. Most of the items used are made of wood and used in its unpainted form.
High quality materials have been preferred for kitchen cabinets, sliding glass windows, floor and ceiling coverings.
In general, quality materials were used for the exterior and interior parts, and a good result was obtained. But as this lifestyle is generally accepted in South Korea, the interior of the container house was slightly below our expectations.
The selling price of this custom built container house is $39,000.
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