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The Tiny and Clever Casa Quebrada

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What you see is what you get in the charming little Casa Quebrada by UNarquitectura by a creek in the forest near Curacavi, Chile.

The tiny cabin supplies very livable sleeping and eating in a tiny space.

The tiny space doubles up on the views so the raised bedroom and the living room share the same long views out.

Accessed through the living room, the house is raised up above the forest floor.

Holes were left in the walkway to allow trees to continue their growth.

The posts holding the walkway are set at odd angles, echoing the random angles of nature.

The siding and the deck were painted black, allowing it to recede into the forest shadows.

Despite the tiny space, the cabin feels open and airy inside. The deep steps up to the bed double as seating with the tread being the seat and the riser being the backrest.

It’s a clever and efficient use of space.