Container Refitted House Blogger
The following bloggers have shared content related to container refitted houses:
Er Mu: A gardening blogger from Chongqing. Due to his passion for growing succulents, he quit his job and devoted himself to the field of gardening. He built a 3000㎡ succulent botanical garden for popular science purposes. Later, to create a kingdom of flowers and plants, he rented a hill. Due to limited funds, he sold his city house and bought six old containers for renovation. By painting them white, cutting circular holes, and installing panoramic glass, he finally owned a 200-square-meter white castle and realized his dream.
Light Steel Villa Live Streaming Account: With over 400,000 followers on the Kuaishou platform, it is a well-known disseminator in the field of light steel villas and container buildings. The account has published 1247 works, sharing cutting-edge light steel villa construction techniques and exploring the diverse applications of container houses. Its works are both practical and visually appealing, such as "#Space Capsule #Mobile House #Integrated House #Light Steel Villa", showcasing the charm of innovative house designs.
Spring Family: An 80s couple who gave up their city house and high-paying jobs to live in the countryside of Linyi, Shandong. Since village planning did not allow the reconstruction of the old house, they chose to renovate a container house. The male head of the family personally completed the painting and interior renovation of the container and also handmade cabinets, tables, and chairs, transforming the container into a "dream cottage".
Other Related Case Bloggers: On Weibo, "Ma Yan" shared that a hardcore DIY expert renovated a container into an underwater residence; "Tutu Eat Well" shared that a man turned a container into a cozy home. There are also articles on Zhihu columns mentioning that someone spent 20,000 yuan to renovate a container into a home, amazing the entire village; and a friend's renovated container B&B with floor-to-ceiling windows facing the sea, more healing than a star-rated hotel.
