One thing I always look for when it comes to looking at new places is natural light. That’s the only “must have” I have on my list.
Every time it is sunny, your entire house is graced with sunlight which is an instant serotonin boost! And when it is rainy, that screams cozy day paired up with watching a movie or reading a book, am I right?
I don’t know anyone who doesn’t love an immense amount of natural light though, so prepare to see and love this container house surrounded by windows in every single room!
With so many openings, you’ll start to feel as if you’re out in nature yourself!
Inside the living room, two gray couches grace this big area and make up so much space for plenty of people to hang out!
You can invite your friends over and watch some movies on the flat-screen TV sat in the corner of the room!
Of course, hangouts must have some yummy good!
So, head to the lovely kitchen and think of a sweet appetizer that’s going to go well with the “movies binge party”! How about pancakes?
All of the amenities are stored away in the brown cabinets and on the brown shelves! Grab everything you need and let’s get to baking!
If you opt for making an actual lunch or dinner instead of a sweet treat, a gorgeous dining area awaits!
I’m absolutely obsessed with these floor-to-ceiling windows that surround this entire room!
No matter which part of the white, round table you’re sitting at, you’re bound to have stunning scenery in front of you!
The only thing I’d add are some curtains on the sides of the windows. I feel like they’d make this area feel and look even more glam!
First of the two bedrooms has a huge plus, a balcony opening!
Just imagine getting up every morning to some fresh air and having coffee outside! Or, enjoying some time outside at night when everything is silent before heading inside to sleep.
Ah, heaven!
One more huge plus is the wall color. The thatch green color elevates the vibe of the room for a whole level, and also, I’m a sucker for any dark green color!
The second bedroom is a bit smaller and super cozy!
I’d love to spend my evening reading a book here, before leaving it on the black bedside table and going into dreamland.
I’d especially love waking up with sunlight reaching my face through these windows on all of the walls.
Now, the following two areas are my favorite of the entire house! So, get ready!
Can we just take a moment to appreciate this bathroom?
The mixture of brown, wooden walls and huge windows looking into the woods make this bathroom feel as if it’s outside in some tropical area! It doesn’t even feel like a bathroom!
Just picture that relaxing time in the white bathtub, with some warm lightning and quiet music playing in the background. Oh, I’m loving that already!
Last, but certainly not least, is this gorgeous room!
The only thing decorating this space are the small, brown couch and nothing less but a telescope!
Imagine bringing home a date and showing them the night sky through a telescope in your house! You’d definitely score yourself a second date with that!
This room has so much potential too! You can add a big bookshelf and decorate the place with miscellaneous things and truly personalize it!
That’s not all though, cause the outside area is just as good as the inside one!
If you want to stay a bit closer to the house, many things await on the balcony.
Such as a lovely black table with black chairs, excellent for a peaceful morning breakfast! And, a black grill making sure you have some yummy dinners!
For everyone in the mood for some relaxation, this stunning container house holds a hot tub as well!
What do you say on a hot tub after a barbecue dinner made on that grill? I think that sounds like a plan!
And if you want to get even closer to the woods, a beautiful area with the fire pit and another black table with some benches is right there!
I’m so blown away by this place! Not only does it have my “must have” in every single room, but it also holds things such as a telescope, a hot tub, and a dark green wall in one of the bedrooms!
Wow!
What’s your “must have” when looking at houses? And, does this container house have it?