LifeEdited Maui just debuted in the New York Times! Here is a short description. We’ll be publishing more later this week, so please check back and subscribe to our newsletter, or follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube.
LifeEdited:Maui is a model for how we can innovate to live in the future. It allows a family to live a big, happy, modern, convenient off-grid life in a 1,000 square foot home that functions like one twice its size. Some key details:
- Powered by the sun – Sunflare solar panels and Blue Ion batteries supply all electricity
- Sleeps 8 people comfortably
- Can host a sit-down dinner party for over 20 people
- Indoor-outdoor living thanks to an Andersen MultiGlide Sliding Glass Door
- 20,000 gallons of rainwater catchment via Acer water tanks
- Innovative Swedish Separett composting toilets
- Modern, beautiful fixtures from KOHLER
- Transform rooms as needed e.g. bedroom becomes office in 30 seconds via Resource Furniture furnishings
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