Micro-Living: living in a small space with Gira

A space-saving mini house that can be supplemented by various modules according to the modular principle: That was the basic idea of two Berlin architects in search of a sustainable, urban living concept in micro-living style. The result is impressive: Cabin One offers everything you need to feel good and can be scaled down or up as needed.

A space-saving mini house that can be supplemented by various modules according to the modular principle: That was the basic idea of two Berlin architects in search of a sustainable, urban living concept in micro-living style. The result is impressive: Cabin One offers everything you need to feel good and can be scaled down or up as needed.

The Minimal house is made of natural materials and catches the eye with its clear design - on the outside as well as on the inside. At around 35 square meters, large windows, patio doors and light wood provide plenty of light and make the room seem larger. The interior is divided into a small kitchenette with living area, a loft bed with storage space and a daylight bathroom including a shower. The reduced but elegant furnishings - including Gira E2 switches and sockets - complement the minimalistic overall concept.

If the spruce wood facade, oak parquet flooring and birch wood furniture are not sustainable enough for you, you can add a photovoltaic system to the roof. This way, micro-living even works with green electricity.

A little oasis of peace in the middle of the city? Yes, that's possible! In cooperation with Gira, SchwörerHaus has developed a living concept that relies on urban gardening and smart technology. The "Green Living Space" hits the nail on the head: Especially in big cities, people want more relaxation and closeness to nature.

A little oasis of peace in the middle of the city? Yes, that's possible! In cooperation with Gira, SchwörerHaus has developed a living concept that relies on urban gardening and smart technology. The "Green Living Space" hits the nail on the head: Especially in big cities, people want more relaxation and closeness to nature.

In this micro-living model, the flat roof is transformed into a green terrace. This provides residents with additional space, which they can use perfectly for barbecues or vegetable patches. Inside, the Gira KNX system ensures excellent living comfort: lighting, heating, blinds and sound systems can be controlled intuitively and efficiently. The smart equipment makes the Green Living Space a future-proof solution for anyone who dreams of their own garden in the city.

In the so-called Buitenhuis (in English, "outdoor house"), "closeness to nature" is not just an empty phrase. This micro-living concept offers a unique setting in just a few square meters - from the outside as well as from the inside. The mini-vacation home is located in a Dutch national park and skillfully showcases its idyllic surroundings.

In the so-called Buitenhuis (in English, "outdoor house"), "closeness to nature" is not just an empty phrase. This micro-living concept offers a unique setting in just a few square meters - from the outside as well as from the inside. The mini-vacation home is located in a Dutch national park and skillfully showcases its idyllic surroundings.

While the exterior facade with dark wood paneling contrasts with the green landscape, on the inside you get the feeling of being hardly closer to nature: The spacious glass front opens up the room to the terrace and brings in plenty of light. This creates a warm atmosphere, which is made even more welcoming with numerous plants and wooden furniture. All the furnishings are kept as natural as possible - from earthy tones to Gira Esprit switches and sockets with frames made of linoleum multiplex. Step inside for an outdoor experience of a special kind!