Top performerMirror houses consistently achieve high nightly rates and strong occupancy compared with typical glamping units.
Mirror glass houses that disappear into nature
Hospitality that pays for itself
Typical nightly rate
315€
Typical occupancy
72%
Typical return
>25%
Your land can earn money while you sleep. Give guests a night surrounded by nature, not walls.
Travellers increasingly look for unusual, secluded places to stay rather than standard hotel rooms.
What you can build:
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Houses and saunas designed specifically for guest stays in nature
Buy outright or join the partnership programme
Local production in USA & EU
At home in anylandscape on earth
Mirror houses already stand on every inhabited continent, from Icelandic lava fields to Ghanaian coastlines and Tuscan hills, thanks to
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Design that adapts: the facade simply mirrors whatever surrounds it
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Built for any climate: frost, heatwaves, storms and heavy snow.
We deliver worldwide, and factories in both the USA and Europe keep lead times short wherever you are.
The range
WHY ÖÖD?
Engineered for decades, not seasons.
A welded steel frame and clean Scandinavian lines give every house a long, low-maintenance life.
Underfloor heating keeps the interior cosy through winter, and glass that reflects 97% of UV rays keeps it pleasantly cool in summer.
Typical return>25%
Typical return>25%
A building that earns money and creates memories
Whether you place one house or ten, guests get a stay they talk about and come back for.
Adding rooms to an existing hotel, expanding a glamping site or starting fresh, you get the buildings and the support to make it work.
Ready on arrivalDelivered finished and placed on site in about a day, so you can start welcoming guests quickly.
PartnershipSupport does not stop at delivery: after-installation care helps keep everything running smoothly.
Stay ÖÖDList your units on a dedicated booking platform to reach more guests.
Unforgettable stays, successful businesses
A few of the places where mirror houses now welcome guests, from volcanic landscapes in Iceland to the Italian Alps. Each one shows how a single striking building can create a new hospitality business.
Tustna, Norway
Grautaneset
From €518 / nightSignature House
Sleep inside the view
Want to try a mirror house before you buy? Mirror house stays operate in many countries, from fjords and forests to vineyards and mountains. Book a night, experience the view and the comfort first-hand, and picture one on your own land.
A practical guide to mirror glass architecture
Why choose a mirror glass building?
A mirror glass building does something no timber cabin or concrete extension can: it borrows its appearance from the landscape around it. Trees, sky and water are reflected on every façade, so the structure seems to fade into the site instead of standing out against it. For homeowners that means privacy without heavy walls. For hotels, glamping sites and estates it means a guest room that becomes a destination in its own right.
Inside, the experience is the opposite of hidden. Floor-to-ceiling glazing turns the whole view into a living wall, so a morning coffee, a sauna session or a working day happens in front of the forest, the field or the shoreline rather than behind a small window.
How the one-way mirror effect really works
The reflective glass works on light balance. During the day, when it is brighter outside than inside, people outdoors see a mirror while people indoors see straight out. After dark, when interior lights are on, the balance flips and the room becomes visible from outside. That is why every well-planned mirror house includes blackout curtains or blinds for the evening, and why dimmable, warm lighting is worth planning from the start.
Planning your project step by step
Most projects follow the same path. First, decide on the use: a private retreat, a rental unit, a sauna, an office or a hospitality suite. Second, check the site: access for delivery, ground conditions, orientation to the sun and the view you want to frame. Third, speak to your local planning authority about permits, which vary widely between countries and even between neighbouring municipalities. Fourth, choose a model or a custom layout and agree on utilities such as electricity, water and drainage. Finally, the building is delivered, placed on its foundation and connected.
Starting with a clear brief makes quotes faster and more accurate, so it helps to note your budget range, the number of guests or users, and any timeline you are working to before you get in touch.
Where mirror houses work best
Forest clearings, lakesides, vineyards, meadows, golf courses, mountain slopes and large private gardens all suit reflective architecture. The more varied the surroundings, the more the façade has to reflect. Open, featureless plots still work, but they reflect mostly sky, so landscaping and planting around the building can make a big difference to the final look.
Frequently asked questions
Do birds fly into mirror glass buildings?
Reflective glass can confuse birds in some locations. Placing the building away from flight paths, adding bird-safe markings or planting nearby vegetation are common ways to reduce the risk. Ask about bird-safety options for your site.
Can a mirror house be used all year round?
Year-round use depends on the insulation, heating and glazing specification chosen for your climate. Discuss how and when you plan to use the building so the right specification can be recommended.
How long does it take to get a building?
Timelines depend on the model, the level of customisation, production schedules and your local permit process. Request a quote to get a timeline for your specific project.