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I cannot directly provide simple images of container houses, but I can describe their common styles and features and provide links to relevant cases for reference.

Common Styles and Features of Container Houses

1. Basic Shape: Container houses are based on standard shipping containers, typically rectangular in shape, with dimensions mostly being 20-foot or 40-foot containers. The interior space is relatively regular, but the net height is low, and the horizontal space is narrow and long. During renovation, space layout is often optimized through container combination, cutting, and adding doors and windows.
2. Appearance and Materials: The outer layer is mostly made of anti-corrosion metals (such as cedar panels or steel structures). Some cases use black or dark blue paint to enhance visual effects or add wooden panels or glass curtain walls to improve aesthetics. For example, the container house of American homeowner Kenneth uses cedar panels on the outer layer, paired with four layers of tempered glass sliding doors, offering both durability and transparency.
3. Interior Design: The interior space achieves functional zoning through modular design, with common layouts including living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and bathrooms. Some cases use foldable furniture, wall beds, and hidden storage to improve space utilization. For example, a 15-square-meter container home in the forest meets daily needs through custom foldable beds, an open kitchen, and an integrated bathroom.
4. Additional Structures: To enhance practicality, container houses often add附属 structures (affiliated structures) such as patios, stairs, and awnings. For example, a Danish man's container home optimizes lighting and leisure space by installing large windows and designing a courtyard and patio; the American "Prairie Cottage" improves living comfort with self-illuminated eaves and porches.

Links to Relevant Cases

• Domestic Mainstream Container House Reviews
• Multi-dimensional Reviews of Container Mobile Homes
• Cases of Container Houses Renovated into Residences

You can search for "container house design cases" on search engines or visit architectural websites (such as ArchDaily or Gooodoo Design) for more image resources.