Many of them have a story.
These buildings used only natural materials, just as in ancient times, pirates, knights and princesses.
And many of them have a story. So, the English eco-houses out of a fairy tale that everyone should see.
The ancestral home of the Celts. Ancient civilization believed the house is a magical fortress, therefore for its construction, members of the community came with the responsibility. Materials, which give divine protection, was considered to be oak and stone. The place for construction was approved by the druids. Found in forests in the UK the house was restored given the Celtic tradition and turned into a single hotel.
Gypsy wagon. Ancestor trailer with confidence can be called a Gypsy wagon pulled by horses. In England it is called “Vardo”, which means “lightweight vehicle”. Because it harnessed only one horse, the interior of the house was minimalist.
Trailer made of wood. Usually mobile trailers converted into green homes with wood. This is different from the rest: it is made up of wood tiles, more like a tile than walls.
Refuge Of Jack Sparrow. Pirates don’t need luxury mansions and other material possessions. They prefer small houses, in which to hide for a few days from life and sea storms. In the hut of the legendary Jack Sparrow from “Pirates of the Caribbean”, for example, there were only double beds and a kitchenette.
Museum of the 18th century. The owners of the house of the 18th century, received his inheritance, he decided never to change: they kept the furniture, the interior and exterior finishes. Cottage for rent year-round to tourists who want to escape for a while from the concrete jungle.
A castle with a fireplace. To the fabulous Palace became the residence of the Snow Queen, it is necessary to heat in the cold season. Stone walls and towers of the castle warms the fireplace room on the ground floor.
A monument to nature. Real apartment complex in the forest tells the history of different countries of the world. Japanese tea house adjacent to the Italian cypress trees and a French garden with a flowering rose and fragrant lavender.
Housing The Little Mermaid. Snow white, living on the banks of the river, could be friends with a Mermaid, who found refuge in the floating Palace of the wooden panels. In the evening around the house the lights, attracting the attention of tourists and locals.
Snow White’s House. Fabulous abode of Snow white, who found friends in the person of the seven dwarfs, was visible in the woods on a bright red roof. In this house hardly fit so many people – but to the Prince the place for sure!
Cottage bright colors. Who said that eco-friendly housing should be designed in dull tones of natural wood? The creators of this home took one house out of blocks and complemented it with a colored staircase and wicker rattan furniture.
House on three trees. While the children dream of a small hut on the branches, the adults arranged themselves at home on three trunks. The house, which blended in with the forest edge with poplars and maples with the compact, greenhouses and solar panels.
House with folding porch.The second option is a mobile house, the owners of which are always ready to move. The special charm of the dwelling gives a little flip of the porch, it is suitable for evening get-togethers.
Bungalow on wheels. One of the British construction companies produces houses-trailers built of light wood, reminiscent of pastoral Provence style. Bungalows can make permanent housing to every day waking up in new places – on the lake or in the wilderness forests.
Stone walls and round walls. Such an unusual dwelling was built by the forest witch, carefully hiding them from prying eyes. According to legends, the round stone walls helped to turn the dwelling place of the witch in a real funnel, attracting good luck and magic powers.
Hut from the past. For 250 years, the residents of the villages of the United Kingdom covered the house with fragrant bundles of straw from the neighboring meadows. This roof is well protected from the wind and provide natural ventilation.
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