Container Simple House Design Drawing
Currently, a complete design drawing for a simply decorated container house has not been directly found, but the following are some container house design cases for reference:
15-square-meter Container Tiny Home This design adopts a deformable open layout, using an ordinary container as the base. The exterior has a dark blue theme. There is a large door at both the front and the back, and a door in the middle connects to a patio. The four corners of the roof are supported by lifting rods, and three solar panels are installed on the top for self-sufficient energy. The interior features a minimalist style, with natural wood color as the main tone. The linear kitchen saves space, and the cabinets are designed to fully surround the upper, lower, left, and right areas to maximize storage. The bedroom bed is foldable, serving as a sofa during the day and unfolding into a double bed at night. Cabinets are installed around the bed and on the top wall. A small stove is placed in the center of the house, and the surrounding walls and floor are made of black special fireproof and heat-resistant materials to ensure safety.
160-square-meter Three-bedroom Container House This floor plan is composed of four 40-foot containers arranged in a staggered manner, forming a front-and-back corridor structure. The living room serves as a space for relaxation, with an open kitchen on the right, equipped with a sideboard and decorative paintings. The bathroom adopts a wet-dry separation design. There is a bedroom at each end of the house, and these two bedrooms share a common bathroom. An independent storage space is set up next to the kitchen, and there is also an independent area that combines washing and storage functions to meet diverse living needs.
16.6-square-meter Container House The outer frame is based on a discarded container, with wooden veneers installed inside and outside for renovation. The outer layer uses cedar panels, and the original iron door is replaced with a four-layer tempered glass sliding door to enhance lighting and transparency. Insulation materials are added inside, decorated with white wooden veneers, and the floor is laid with wooden flooring. On the left side of the house is a custom-made sofa, with a hidden wall bed in the wardrobe behind it, and a brown small cabinet on the right. Looking inward, there are the kitchen, office area, and bathroom in sequence. The bathroom uses a barn sliding door. The kitchen countertop has sufficient space and is equipped with a microwave oven, coffee maker, small refrigerator, and a mini washer-dryer combo. Opposite the kitchen is the dining area, which can also be used as a temporary office. The sleeping area is located near the entrance, and the wall bed can be lowered from the custom-made sofa area to achieve flexible space utilization.
