Off the grid: the tiny caravan-like capsules are self-contained and light enough to transport anywhere. Photo / ECOCAPSULE.SK
This is the tiny egg-shaped home that generates its own electricity and is even light enough to be carried between destinations by helicopter.
In a report for the Daily Mail, Jennifer Newton reviewed the tiny egg-shaped home.
The Ecocapsule, which is under 90 square feet, is the brain child of Slovakian designers and can be yours for under $100,000 (NZ$140,000).
Those behind the home say two people can live comfortably in the small space, which has a kitchen, a flushing toilet and a hot shower.
They also say the home can double as a caravan, houseboat or hotel.
It's made from insulated fibreglass shells and an aluminium framework and comes with a 750 watt wind turbine and 880 watts of solar.
Water comes in through the roof and is filtered, with the toilet, using a compost system.
The tiny egg-shaped home that generates its own electricity and has enough room for two people to live - comfortably enough - inside.
Launch fares start at $699 for a return economy ticket.