This tiny home is made from a repurposed shipping container, and it's fully customizable
These structures are 160-square-feet, inspired by repurposed shipping containers. They are fully customizable, with several options on exterior and interior finishes, plus coordinating furniture.
They also come in a special camouflage exterior for buyers who want to use the Buhaus as an "off the grid" unit in the wilderness, according to a spokesperson.
Designed with fire-resistant material, the units are not meant as temporary housing. They're intended to be a "luxury guest house of sorts," a spokesperson told Business Insider
Panels of the home's exterior can be raised to shade the outdoor deck, making the tiny home feel larger.
The living room has oak paneling, customizable in a variety of finishes.
The custom Murphy bed, which fits unobtrusively in the wall when not in use, folds out into the living room.
The home itself is customizable, with the possibility of coordinating paneling and other furniture.
A desk also folds out from the wall in the living room...
...perfect for transforming the living space from day to night.
Custom cabinets are another way that the small space is optimized to make the best use of every square foot.
Despite the home's small size, the bathroom is surprisingly luxurious.
An outdoor shower is a smart addition to keep the tiny home clean after a trip to the beach.
It also opens up onto a large wooden deck.
The bathroom is completed with high-end end finishes and a pedestal sink.
No space is wasted, and these closets show how many storage options the house offers.
The polished aluminum exterior looks particularly stunning at night.
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