I Found a PREFAB HOME with the Viral exterior people have been Looking For!

Hot deals on my go to T-shirts: https://shop.cutsclothing.com/KERRY

I found a prefab home with the Viral Exterior people have been Looking For! This is the Nordic from Bouwart, a 1 bedroom prefab home heading to Iceland with an eye catching exterior combined with a soft interior. In this video I check out the Nordic and talk about some of the features. Watch to learn more about the Nordic!

Check out Bouwart: https://bouwart.lv
Add me on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kerrytarnow/?hl=en

*all content on this YouTube channel reflects my own person opinion and should not be taken as legal advice or investment advice. Please seek out the guidance of trained and licensed individuals before making any decisions. Some of the links that appear on this video are from companies which Kerry Tarnow will earn an affiliate commission.

#modularhome #prefabhome #tinyhouse

Similar Posts

  • Music Box Residence

    The Music Box Residence was designed around the intimate and communal qualities of music and family. The steep lot, with views towards Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Rainier dictated a multi-level structure. On the lowest level, surrounded by concrete walls, resides the timpani rehearsal room. The husband, a member of the Oregon Symphony, required space and acoustic separation for practice. On the main level sits the piano studio where the wife’s students come to learn and play. Her studio opens onto the main living room and covered outdoor living area for recitals and parties. The upper level houses the couple’s children, parents, and guests. Continue up and an electronic roof hatch pivots open, revealing a rooftop deck, complete with commanding views of forest park, the city and mountains beyond. The “U” shaped plan has large volumes on both sides with a glassy two-story entry space in the middle. A long bridge, with a bamboo forest below, leads from the sidewalk to the main entry. The exterior, clad in black stained siding; reminiscent of “shosugi ban,” or charred wood, pays homage to their Japanese ancestry.