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We've all felt homesick at times. At other times, we've felt like we are in a "home away from home." With this list of The 25 Coolest Portable Housing Options on the Market, you don't have to worry about either of those, because these abodes are wherever you want them to be. From futuristic cribs with wheels to ones that you can fold up, enjoy alternative ideas that challenge the idea of living space.
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25. Trike Home
25. Trike Home
24. Mobile Treehouse
24. Mobile Treehouse
Designer: Unknown
This literal "log" cabin on wheels isn't the most attractive option, but it's certainly hilarious.
23. Loft Cube
23. Loft Cube
Designer: Unknown
The Loft Cube is meant for rooftops, which means that it's a home on top of your home. It can be assembled and disassembled in two days.
22. Camper Cart
22. Camper Cart
Designer: Kevin Cyr
Whether or not you've ever lived out of a cart, it's never too late to do it in style. The Camper Cart pops out of a shopping cart and is made from recycled materials.
21. Basecamp
21. Basecamp
Designer: Airstream
Gone are the days of old, rickety airstreams. This is the ultimate camping trailer.
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20. Tiny House
20. Tiny House
Designer: Zach Griffin and Molly Baker
The Tiny house is a small ski lodge complete with a kitchenette, a wood stove, and a sleeping loft. What more could you want?
19. Driverless
19. Driverless
Designer: Mike and Maaike
A mobile home that drives and parks for you—now that's what we call convenience.
18. Midget Bushtrekka
18. Midget Bushtrekka
Designer: Unknown
Calling all hipsters—this portable housing option is a bike that pulls out a tent, which is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint.
17. The Colm Transit
17. The Colm Transit
Designer: Christian Susana
The mini car detaches from the larger compartment, which is actually genius.
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16. Covered Wagon
16. Covered Wagon
Designer: Idaho Sheep Camp
Oregon Trail becomes a reality, though these have a tad more furnishing than back in the day.
15. Mehrzeller
15. Mehrzeller
14. Old Fashioned
14. Old Fashioned
13. Gone Fishing
13. Gone Fishing
Designer: Unknown
This fold-out camper is brilliantly minimal and easily transportable.
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12. Bufalino
12. Bufalino
Designer: Cornelius Comanns
This single vehicle can meet all your needs, allowing you to eat, sleep, and work in one place. The only catch is that there isn't a shower.
11. Cricket Camper
11. Cricket Camper
Designer: Garrett Finney
Designed by NASA architect, Garrett Finney, the Cricket Camper is meant to resemble the closed quarters of a space station. Yes, very trill.
10. Yukon Cabin
10. Yukon Cabin
Designer: Laird Herbert
A log cabin with a plush interior that you can hitch to the back of your truck? Sounds good to us.
9. Magic School Bus
9. Magic School Bus
8. Train Home
8. Train Home
Designer: Unknown
It's not coal-powered, but it will make you feel like it is.
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7. The Innovan
7. The Innovan
Designer: Innovan
The Innovan fits right in the bed of your truck, but good luck using your rearview mirror.
6. Vodafone
6. Vodafone
Designer: Waskman Design Studios
This Vodafone home is solar-powered and equipped with a telephone and Internet access.
5. Hypercubus Hotel
5. Hypercubus Hotel
Designer: Studio WG3
The Hypercubus Hotel is a much-improved version of the standard RV that can change colors, change locations, and fit in with all seasons.
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4. Sleepbox Mobile
4. Sleepbox Mobile
Designer: Arch Group
Sleepbox Moible is a mobile hotel room with a foldout table, an automated payment system, and an alarm clock, which is everything you need.
3. Truck Yeah
3. Truck Yeah
Designer: Unknown
Replacing the shipping container of a truck with a portable home—now that's innovation.
2. Whiskey Woody
2. Whiskey Woody
1. Opera House
1. Opera House
Designer: Axel Enthoven
It looks like the Sydney opera house is definitely the most fashionable of mobile homes.
