The aesthetic is very ‘Muji’ with clean lines, lots of light and a neutral colour palette. The layout of the house includes a large bedroom, kitchen and dining area, living room and bathroom, all of which could comfortably house two people. The floor space amounts to 72 square metres in total, and the structure is stylishly made with Japanese chestnut, while the roof made from Galvalume steel sheets.

It costs around £120,000 to buy a Sunlight House for yourself, which considering you’d struggle to find a studio flat in London for less than £400,000 sounds quite appealing. The only teeny, weeny problem? We don’t happen to own a plot of land to put it on. Ah.

The other spanner in the works is that so far, the Sunlight House is only available in Japan. But still, for anyone who has a plot of land in Japan under their belt, this is undoubtedly brilliant news.

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