This 70-Square-Foot Tiny House Only Costs $10,000

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Just when we thought tiny homes were on the out, a slew of new pint-size abodes are providing living small is here to stay. Just last month, Swiss designer Yves Béhar debuted his itty-bitty prefab house with a minimalist-modern twist. Now, a design studio out of the Czech Republic has taken the miniature housing trend to an almost microscopic level with the release of a 70-square-foot home. But did we mention it’s pink?

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Dubbed Magenta for its Barbie-pink exterior shade, the model abode from tiny homes architect Pin-Up House manages to pack a ton of color and plenty of amenities into a compact space. According to the company, Magenta was created as a “manifesto of temporary independent housing against debt and mortgages.” We already have a sweet spot for pink homes, but the fact that this adorable retreat will also free you of bills is an added bonus.

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The heat-insulated structure sits on a flat trailer, making it portable for tiny home dwellers who want to live on the go. It also includes room for a functioning kitchenette, toilet, sofa bed, and added storage. The only catch? You’ll have to build Magenta yourself.

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Designed as a DIY project of sorts, customers can currently snag the house plans for $79. But the rest is up to them. According to Business Insider, the project can be pulled off for $10,000, with materials costing around $2,000 and labor for $8,000.

Even if you don’t think your DIY skills are up to par, this is one craft project that’s certainly worth every penny.

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See more tiny homes: 

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Lydia Geisel

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Lydia Geisel has been on the editorial team at Domino since 2017. Today, she writes and edits home and renovation stories, including house tours, before and afters, and DIYs, and leads our design news coverage. She lives in New York City.