The future of homes is here — and it's brighter than we could have imagined.
A viral clip by TikToker Daniella (@life_0f_dani) takes viewers through her ultra-futuristic 3D-printed home, leaving users in awe of this cutting-edge technology and sleek, modern design. The video has garnered thousands of views, sparking conversation among commenters about the future of sustainable housing.
@life_0f_dani Replying to @Andrea Salazar what does the inside of a finished 3d printed house look like? let me show you leave me decor suggestions pleaseeee #3dprinting #home #3dprinted #3dprintedhouse ♬ original sound - daniella
"It's beautiful," the author of the post commented, while panning across the stylish and minimalist living space. The walls are made of layered concrete, which offers both durability and insulation for the home that is functional year-round and adds a nice texture.
The space is also notably open, as the material maximizes the amount of square footage to be used within the house, with plenty of natural lighting filling the space.
This user's home is not the first of its kind. Thousands of new developments are underway globally, with new neighborhoods springing up using 3D-printing technology. One of the biggest benefits of 3D-printed homes is the speed at which they can be made — less than 24 hours in some cases.
Because of their quick construction, these kinds of houses would be a game-changer for communities at risk of housing shortages or extreme weather events. With their efficient building methods, 3D-printed homes could provide resilient alternatives for areas prone to natural disasters, such as hurricanes and wildfires.
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On the environmental level, these homes are often equipped with energy-saving features, such as solar panels and heat pumps, which can help slash electricity bills and use fewer products fueled by dirty energy.
While the comment section of the video had mixed reviews, with some users skeptical of the openness and durability of such a design, the original author was quick to relieve any concerns by clearing up the confusion.
But a large majority of users were intrigued by the design and its convenience. "The texture of the walls scratches my brain very nicely," one user joked in the comment section.
Another commenter mentioned how the design would be beneficial for hotter climates. "I honestly love concrete floors. I bet your house stays so cool during the summer!" they said.
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As interest in 3D homes continues to grow, innovations like this are no longer just a fantasy.
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