The young family was unable to save enough cash to buy customary housing. They once watched a movie about yurts and
came to the conclusion that, provided they make the required repairs, this design of home is generally adequate for life.
In spite of the fact that it is obviously impossible to paste wallpaper inside, Zach and Nicole
came up with a plan, and six months later they showed off the interior they had managed to create.
A traditional yurt is, in general, a portable, insulated, circular tent with a diameter of 6 to 9 meters.
Because the Central Asian nomads still actively use them, finding and buying a frame is not difficult.
Zach and Nicole decided to update the traditional design by including a standard bedroom and kitchen in addition to using it as a starting point.
The yurt, which has a 9-meter diameter, was built to make the most of every square inch of the available space.
It seems like a normal nomadic dwelling from the outside, yet there are no indications of tents inside.
The major elements of the yurt’s interior design are the middle area, where a bathroom with a toilet was constructed, and the wall-integrated kitchen.
The block’s roof serves as the floor of the bedroom within the yurt, and because of the height of the tent,
a bed might be built on the second story. Each yurt has a bright window, which in this case provides natural lighting for the bedroom.
The utilitarian areas of the first level are divided from the eating and living areas. Zach and Nicole host a housewarming celebration and invite the neighbors in a brief video tour of a modern yurt. After seeing what a nomadic yurt’s interior looked like,
many of them put their concerns to rest, and several even expressed a wish to buy one for themselves.