The home's flooring was created from salvaged plywood found in a dumpster, which the couple cut to size, hand painted, and glued in place. The kitchen basin is a chemical lap sink, which Fin purchased on Craigslist and there's plenty of fun fire truck memorabilia around, including fire hoses, an old siren system, a pressure gauge panel, and a loudspeaker.

The couple also reuses almost all of their grey water, making them true eco-warriors. If you fancy spending the night here, head to Airbnb to book your stay.

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