Proving that size doesn't (always) count, this tiny houseboat is just as idyllic as its larger cousins, but ten times as cute. Plus, with the money you save by living small you can retire early on this thing and spend the rest of your days swimming, fishing and just generally being a proud houseboat owner.
Why settle for a conventional lakehouse when you could have a lakehouseboat! This one looks pretty spectacular with its bridge entry to the upper level and its chic timber cladding. The perfect place to spend long, wine-filled summer afternoons.
Who says houseboats have to be single storey. Or boring. This creative houseboat ticks both boxes. And as it ages and that timber greys, it will become more and more a part of its surroundings.
Because when you live on a boat, you need a place to store your other boats.
This one looks more like a Bond villians lair. But if you hate people (other than your staff, obviously) then this floating mansion might be just for you.
You don't need a boxy plastic houseboat. This sleek number proves that houseboats can do both curves and natural materials.
This guy's house is out of the shot, but his floating sauna is always just a quick paddle away. I imagine...
No need to be drab with colour when your life is on a boat! Get creative!
Ignore the smoke stack int he background. This modern looking houseboat is sure to please with its floor to ceiling glass and all-timber interior.
This houseboat's a real stunner. With a wrap around deck and a living area that seamlessly opens up to the waters edge, this houseboat helps you to make the most of waterside living.
Again, you've already eschewed convention to live on the water, why not continue being creative with the design of your houseboat?
Natural materials like copper and timber are a sure-fire way to create a pleasing vessel.
Or at least I imagine this is what the deathstar would look like if were actually a boat.
Why should greenroofs be confined to dry land? This concept would see a funky split level design combined with the latest greenroof technology. Just because you live on a boat doesn't mean you can't enjoy a game of backyard cricket every so often.
With steel and copper and all of the glass, this houseboat takes houseboat design to the next level of impressive.
Buckmister Fuller's house if it was a boat.
This is such a clever idea - timber shutters that fold away to become part of the deck, opening the house up to the beautiful clear waters.
It's sitting in the sun all day, it'd be silly not to do something with all that energy.
If you've always wanted an old-fashioned log cabin, but on water, this rustic houseboat will be right up your canal.
The Dutch are classy people. Here is a beautifully designed houseboat with timber and steel.
A one person houseboat with viewing platform. Perfect for the loner's getaway.
"If you don't like your neighbors you can just pull up your anchor and leave"
This houseboat wins. For obvious reasons. Sleek and sophinsticated, this is what houseboat living should be.
Goes without saying...
God, I just want to jump right in.
I know you don't. But just incase...