podform, the world's smartest tiny home, expands to three times its size

the portable, expandable living solution by pod studio

Podform introduces Pod Studio, the world’s smartest tiny home which transforms from 161 square feet to 464 square feet in under 15 minutes. Portable and expandable, it comes fully furnished with hydraulic legs, solar panels, and smart technology, all controlled via a dedicated app. With the option to connect to or operate off the grid, it offers a dynamic living solution adaptable for relaxation, work, or generating rental income. 

Enabling versatile functionality, Pod Studio can accommodate multiple functions and modes of living. When the home is not in use by its original residents, it can be utilized as a rental property, generating a lucrative income stream.

all images courtesy of Pod Studio

podform’s hydraulic legs enable flexibility

Devising a modern space to facilitate dynamic and versatile living, the fully furnished Pod Studio’s hydraulic legs obviate the need for a foundation, allowing effortless loading and unloading. Providing ample living space on small area of land, the home has been integrated with cutting-edge solar panels, battery storage systems, and a built-in water and septic tank, providing a self-sufficient living environment.

Additionally, Podform has integrated the home with technology-driven smart features — from climate control and security to lighting and appliances — each designed for seamless operation through an app. The company’s projection glass wall feature can transform the space from a cozy residence into an immersive, scenic paradise at the touch of a button.

furnished with hydraulic legs, solar panels, and smart technology

a projection glass wall transforms the space from a cozy residence into a scenic paradise

integrated with smart features

project info:

name: Pod Studio
designer: Podform

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edited by: ravail khan | designboom