Eco-Friendly Dwelling: Contemporary Mobile Home Nestled in New Forest

Constructing a contemporary home in the middle of a heavily wooden region is a challenging task on several fronts. From logistics to environmental norms, there are plenty of little things that one needs to worry about when bringing a modern structure into a forest area. Crafted with ingenuity and adaptive brilliance by PAD studio, the Forest Lodge in New Forest, Hampshire, England is a home that combines eco-sensitivity, modernity and mobility in an unassuming fashion. The smart mobile home can be lifted from its current site with ease when needed and leaves a minimum footprint wherever it sits!

Mobile forest dwelling can be moved to a different location easily when needed

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The gorgeous home in the woods is blessed with a variety of planet-friendly features like the photovoltaic panels that provide it with all the power it needs, a rainwater harvesting system that recycles and replenishes the local water source, and passive heating and cooling design that keeps the internal temperature moderate. These green technologies not only cut back on the carbon footprint of the house, but also make sure that the surrounding greenery and ecosystem is left largely untouched and pollution-free.

Open design connects the forest house with the greenery outside

Wood and glass shape the exterior of the mobile contemporary forest lodge

Carefully crafted entrance to the forest house through the green front yard

Closer look at the entry and the exterior of the home in New Forest, England

Modern and relaxing living room of the Forest Lodge

Contemporary kitchen in white with light wooden tones

Small dining space with rectangular table and four comfy chairs

Being a mobile home at its heart, the home can simply be erected on the site in minimal time, and this prevents permanent damage to the forest lot. A series of large glass walls and doors connect the interior with the lush green landscape outside, while a neutral color palette shapes the interior. Pops of purple, yellow and green bring a hint of color to home that needs barely any, thanks to the scenery that surrounds it! [Photography: Nigel Rigden]