Brava House / Madeiguincho

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Inside, the tiny house is both functional and inviting. The living room, which can also serve as a sleeping area for guests, is the heart of the home, featuring versatile seating and expansive thermowood-framed windows that bring the outdoors in. A lofted sleeping area is accessed by an elegant staircase crafted from exotic wood, adding a touch of sophistication. Under the staircase and loft, the compact kitchen and bathroom are efficiently designed with birch plywood cabinetry, offering modern amenities and a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The Portuguese pine flooring throughout adds warmth and durability, enhancing the overall sense of coziness and comfort in this beautifully integrated, nature-focused retreat.Text description provided by the architects.This tiny house on wheels, designed for an artist and her daughter, harmonizes with the serene beauty of a cork oak forest. The exterior is clad in charred Japanese cedar, providing a striking, durable finish that blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Large openings made of thermowood enhance this connection to nature, allowing for panoramic views and ample natural light. These openings create a seamless transition between the cozy interior and the lush outdoors, making the forest an integral part of the living experience.