Frame houses 35m²

Projects of wooden houses up to 35 m² are the smallest proposals from our offer. They are characterized by a minimum building area and maximum use of the available space. They fit even on very small plots. They prove that it is possible to fit a living room, kitchen, functional bathroom and even two bedrooms in a small area. If you want to build a cheap house that will be very functional at the same time, this category is for you. Thanks to the use of modular technology, the construction of wooden houses up to 35 m² is quick and undemanding. Their lightweight structures mean that they can be placed even on soils with low bearing capacity.

Houses up to 35 m² perfectly fit into the micro-building trend. They are energy efficient and environmentally friendly. They can be used all year round or as summer houses.

The Diamond Barn 35 m²

The Diamond Barn surprises from nearly every angle. The rear facade is entirely formed by one slope of the gable roof, pitched at 74°. The other slope, with a 16° incline, covers most of the structure and creates a practical overhang above the building’s entrance. The side facades appear as if they are partially embedded in the ground, giving the building a modern and original look. At the same time, the wooden cladding adds a rustic feel, allowing the house to blend seamlessly into its natural surroundings.

The Family Barn 35 m²

Visualization of The Family Barn project 35 m² Elegant and at the same time familiar from the outside and functional and family inside – this is the quintessence of The Family Barn 35 m² project. It is a building on a rectangular plan, although the pergola (optional) gives it an L-shape. Thanks to this, the

The Flippy Barn 35 m²

Visualization of the modular house The Flippy Barn 35 m² The Flippy Barn 35 m² is a building on the plan of an elongated rectangle. A simple body and a gable roof without eaves bring to mind the Scandinavian style. A terrace with a pergola adjoins one of the gable walls, providing a place to

The Hood Barn 35 m²

The Hood Barn 35 m² works well as both a year-round home and a vacation house. Its simple form reflects the best architectural traditions—rectangular in shape, with a gable roof at a 41° pitch and a large terrace adjoining two of the building’s main facades. Large windows are placed on one of the gable walls, providing excellent natural light and helping to harness the sun’s heat during winter.

The Snug Barn 35 m²

The Snug Barn 35 m² is a year-round timber-frame house with a rectangular plan. Its 45° gable roof gives it a traditional, rustic charm. However, the absence of eaves and the large windows on one of the gable walls add a modern touch. This combination evokes a Scandinavian style. The interior is designed with maximum functionality in mind—despite the small footprint, it includes everything necessary for comfortable living.

Modern Barn

The Modern Barn structure is minimalist yet stylish. The building is based on a long rectangular plan, extended by a terrace with an impressive pergola that mimics the shape of the walls and roof. The gable roof without eaves perfectly fits the “modern barn” style. The interior layout is also simple— a living room with a kitchen in the center, a bathroom on one end, and a bedroom with terrace access on the other. This layout maximizes the use of space!

Bubble Barn 35 m²

Bryła Modern Barn jest minimalistyczna, a jednocześnie stylowa. Budynek oparty jest na planie podłużnego prostokąta przedłużonego dodatkowo tarasem z efektowną pergolą naśladującą kształt ścian i dachu. Dwuspadowy dach bez okapów idealnie wpisuje się w styl „nowoczesnej stodoły”. Podział wnętrza również jest prosty – salon z kuchnią w centralnej części, łazienka na jednym z końców i sypialnia z wyjściem na taras na drugim. Dzięki temu przestrzeń jest wykorzystana do maksimum!