Inside the 495 square foot Prefab Home that’s Design Forward and Attainable!

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This is the Ember, a 495 square foot Modular Home with a two bedrooms and 9′ ceilings. In this video I tour the Ember, a brand new Prefab Home built with a steel frame. Watch to learn more about the Ember from Cueva Homes. Cueva Homes currently has certification in Canada with plans to expand into the USA.

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