30 amazing container house designs that are amazing to look at

Containers seem boring and cold, but they can be turned into cozy homes.
Everyone wants to live under one roof, and if that home is very affordable, made from recycled materials and looks unique, that’s all the more reason to move! While it may be just a container, don’t let that put you off — that’s part of the appeal for some people.

Lovers of this lifestyle have flocked to the ‘Shipping Container World’ Instagram page for gorgeous homes built from seemingly cold, lifeless industrial shipping containers. If you like this type of house, then this Instagram page is the ideal destination for you, but now try to take a look at the most impressive container house models collected. first. 2. 3. 4 . 5. 6. 7. Like all other projects, container houses have their own pros and cons. A big benefit of using these bins for a construction project is that the speed can be accomplished within weeks or months, depending on the size of the house. Furthermore, container homes tend to be more cost-effective than alternatives while also being very durable. Not only that, they are much more portable. It will be much easier to transport such a home if you decide to move elsewhere. 8. 9. ten. 11. twelfth . 13. 14. 15 . 16. 17. However, there are many disadvantages. Depending on the current condition of the shipping containers you plan to use for your new home, the whole project may not be as eco-friendly as you expect. Some of the containers were worn or rusted, which meant they had to be refurbished. That means spending money on additional materials, some of which are not good for the environment. Furthermore, you must be absolutely certain that the containers do not contain any hazardous materials beforehand. So you have to take the time to check first if you don’t want to find a reliable company to do this job, of course you need skills to do so. 18. 19. 20 . 21. 22. 23 . 24. 25. 26. 27. 28 . 29 . 30. Instagram ‘Shipping Container World’ also works in conjunction with a blog called ‘Living in a Container.’ The blog’s founder explained that they fell in love with container houses and wanted to share these projects with the world. The team behind the two projects said they don’t actually sell container houses nor plan to get them built. All just hobby, collect and share.