Comfortable in every seasonHighly reflective glass keeps summer heat out, while underfloor heating keeps the interior warm on the coldest nights.
Grows with youA modular system means you can start with one unit and add houses, saunas or offices later.
Built to lastA full steel frame and a clean Nordic look mean each building stays solid and stylish for decades.
Tried-and-tested returnsMore than 800 units are already in use around the world, giving real-world data on rental income and payback.

  • Small footprint, full comfort

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    Glämping House

    29 700 € / 9 m²
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  • Our signature size

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    Signature House

    84 900 € / 21.1 m²
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  • Signature House on wheels

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    Mobile House

    89 900 € / 21.1 m²
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  • When you need some space

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    Extended House

    94 900 € / 26.3 m²
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  • Sometimes size does matter

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    The Big Monolith

    149 900 € / 40.9 m²
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  • Tiny cabin, huge views

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    Glääzy House

    139 900 € / 26.7 m²
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  • For stargazing and northern skies.

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    Glääzy Extended

    174 700€ / 39.5 m²
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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.

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Choosing the right prefab mirror house

What a prefab mirror house is

A prefab mirror house is a compact, factory-built dwelling with one-way reflective glass on its main façades. Because most of the work happens in a controlled workshop rather than on site, construction on your land is short and tidy, and the finished quality is consistent from unit to unit. The result is a small, fully fitted living space that can be used as a holiday cabin, guest house, rental unit or hotel room.

Sizes, layouts and who they suit

Smaller single-room units are ideal for couples and short stays: a bed, a bathroom and a view. Larger layouts can add a separate living area, a kitchenette or a second sleeping zone for families or longer stays. When comparing layouts, think about how many people will sleep there, whether guests will cook, and how much storage a longer stay needs.

Using a mirror house for glamping and hospitality

For hospitality businesses, a mirror house can be a strong commercial product. The distinctive look photographs well, which helps listings stand out on booking platforms and social media, and the compact footprint means several units can be spread across a site while keeping each one private. Owners typically think about spacing between units, paths and lighting that do not spoil the night sky, and easy service access for cleaning teams.

Site preparation and foundations

Most prefab buildings sit on a simple foundation such as screw piles or concrete pads, which keeps the impact on the ground low. Level access for the delivery vehicle and crane, a clear placement area and utility connections prepared in advance make installation day far smoother. A local contractor can usually prepare the foundation and utilities to the supplied specification.

Frequently asked questions

Is a mirror house a permanent home?

It can be used as a primary residence where local building rules allow and the specification suits permanent living. Many owners use them as secondary dwellings, guest houses or rental accommodation.

Can the interior be customised?

Interior finishes, furniture and some layout details can often be adapted. Tell us what you have in mind when you request a quote.

Do I need planning permission?

In most places, yes, or at least a notification to your local authority. Rules depend on size, use and location, so check early.