Nature’s Strongest Shape.
Nature’s Strongest Shape Turn the Strongest Shape into Your Strongest Investment In today’s unpredictable world, investing in resilient, cost-effective, and versatile structures is more important than ever. Whether you’re building a family home, hunting lodge, fishing camp, RV park, or campground, the arch is the strongest shape in architecture—and Arched Cabins have been designed to […]
Better than a “Barndo”.
Arched Cabins: Better Than a Barndo—Here’s Why The popularity of barndominiums (“barndos”) has been on the rise, but if you’re looking for an affordable, efficient, and durable alternative, Arched Cabins are the clear winner. With a sleek, functional design and unmatched versatility, Arched Cabins provide a better solution for homeowners, DIY builders, and off-grid enthusiasts […]
Building outside the Box – Arched Cabins
Why our DIY cabins make sense compared to building traditional homes and utilizing traditional mortgages.
INVESTING IN THE ARCHES
INVESTING IN THE ARCHES Why Arched Cabins Make the Perfect Investment Property The investment property market has seen a surge in creative, alternative accommodations that attract guests looking for unique experiences. Among these, Arched Cabins stand out as a highly versatile, affordable, and profitable solution for investors seeking a distinctive edge in the short-term rental […]
Land of Enchantment: Labor Day Build Seminar
Land of Enchantment: Labor Day Build Seminar
Maximizing Small Space
Maximizing Small Space: Creative Floor Plan Ideas for Tiny Arched Cabins
Beyond Homes Creative Uses For Arched Cabins
In a Word, Versatile Arched Cabins are extremely versatile structures that can be used for many purposes. The interior is left completely open; this blank slate allows the customer to design a floor plan tailored to their unique needs. We have seen them used as garages, barns, quilting parlors, sound recording studios, yoga studios, ADUs, mother […]
Mortgage Free Living with Arched Cabins
Achieve Mortgage Free Living with Arched Cabins There’s a housing crisis In the United States. There are not enough homes for everyone who needs one and 77% of Americans cannot afford the median cost of $495,750 to buy a home in 2024*. Those 77% are looking to find another way.