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ONSO Form – timber-clad modular home with a terrace among trees

Form

Form is based on a familiar, classic house shape, with a simple gable roof and a clean exterior.

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Its compact layout is designed for leisure stays and works particularly well in holiday parks and clustered retreat settings.

Two loungers on a wooden deck among pine trees Weathered wooden planks ONSO Form – gabled porch with potted flowers on a wooden deck

Large windows are a defining feature of every home, bringing in daylight while opening the interior to the surrounding landscape and making the view feel like part of the space.

ONSO Form – timber-clad modular home with a gabled porch and terrace

Flagship Model

3-Room home,
450 cm
wide variant

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions
450 x 1400 cm
Roof type
Gable roof
Number of rooms
3
Integrated terrace
No
Building footprint
63 m2
ONSO Form 2-room floor plan

Light & Sheltered

Example Configurations

  1. House S (4)

    Dimensions
    1220 x 400 cm
    Roof type
    Gable roof
    Number of rooms
    2
    Integrated terrace
    Yes
    Building footprint
    48,8 m2
    ONSO Form House S4 – 3D view ONSO Form House S4 floor plan

  2. House Duo

    Dimensions
    920 x 384 cm, 1020 x 400 cm
    Roof type
    Gable roof
    Number of rooms
    3
    Integrated terrace
    Yes
    Building footprint
    78,9 m2
    ONSO Form Duo – 3D view ONSO Form Duo floor plan

  3. House S (4.5)

    Dimensions
    900 x 450 cm
    Roof type
    Gable roof
    Number of rooms
    2
    Integrated terrace
    No
    Building footprint
    40,5 m2
    ONSO Form S45 – 3D view ONSO Form S45 floor plan

  4. House L (4.5)

    Dimensions
    1200 x 450 cm
    Roof type
    Gable roof
    Number of rooms
    3
    Integrated terrace
    No
    Building footprint
    54,0 m2
    ONSO Form L – 3D view ONSO Form L floor plan

Configure your home

  1. Size

    Choose the dimensions and functional layout of your home

    Floor plan of a modular home with bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen

  2. Finishes

    Choose the finishes that reflect your preferences and best suit the character of your plot

    Floor plan of two angled modules sharing a terrace

  3. Roof Grometry

    Choose a roof type that suits your preferences and complies with local planning regulations

    Line drawing of the roof and corner of a modular home

  4. Style

    Finding a home designer—the most common answer to the question—is the best choice for your plot of land.

    Line drawing of vertical facade cladding and roof edge
Dark modular homes linked by a boardwalk on a forested lakeshore

Looking to
invest at scale?

Holiday parks

From one home to an entire destination.

Frequently
asked questions

What is a modular home, and how is it built?
A modular home is built from complete 3D modules made in our factory, with walls, installations and finishes already in place.
Is a modular home as durable as a traditionally built one?
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Do I need a building permit?
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How long does it take to build a home?
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What’s included in the price, and what do I need to prepare?
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Can I customise my home?
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