How To Decorate And Build Capsule Homes

Capsule homes offer some exceptional features in a tiny footprint. While these are not architecturally flawless properties, they tend to have a few similar traits. That includes how they are built as well as how they are decorated. Consider some of the core features found in these homes (and no, they don’t have to look like a spaceship!)

Smaller size

The smaller footprint of these homes makes it critical to choose every detail and decor item carefully. Some are just a few hundred square feet. Maximizing the interior space requires carefully selected furniture and items that have dual functions.

Innovative

Capsule homes give off a space feel to them. They maintain their innovative and futuristic design elements. The innovative design features have key goals:

*Make the most use of the space

*Keep things simple and clean

*Utilise space-efficient designs

Options like hidden storage and fold-down beds and seating help to maximize the use of these spaces. They tend to also feature lofted spaces.

Minimalistic aesthetics

Also notable are the clean lines of these spaces. They are uncluttered. They do not have a lot of colour, art, or details. Simple furnishings are common. This lack of "extra" in the interior design helps to make the space feel more open. It certainly is not an open space, but it does not feel as cramped as many would expect.

By contrast, these homes are very much like traditional mobile homes. They do not add in a lot of decorative elements. Instead, every component is meant to be there because it is necessary.

Sustainability

One of the core attractions of capsule homes is their reduced carbon footprint. Yet, they also incorporate other features to make them eco-friendly. This includes energy-efficient appliances. Many can function fully on solar or wind power. Materials used to decorate the interior should be as carbon-neutral as possible.