Architect Gerold Peham believes that people’s lives today are full of change, and therefore require flexibility and temporary solutions. People are essentially modern nomads, living in various places for a time, then moving on, but all the while having a desire for good design. With this in mind, Gerold created the NOMADHOME, a modular prefab living concept that provides the largest possible efficient use of space and geographical flexibility.

The homes are made in Austria, delivered about 8-10 weeks after an order is placed, and only require four people two days to assemble on site.

Check out the photos below, then visit the NOMADHOME website ? here.