The fan base of the Tiny Houses is growing worldwide. The small houses are clear, cozy and offer everything you need. Their space-optimized approach offers the opportunity to concentrate on the essential things in life - without ballast from superfluous luxury goods.

With her tiny escapes, Sophie Müller wants to make small escapes from everyday life possible. From Hamburg you are in Delve in 90 minutes and immediately in a holiday mood. Because the house is on the edge of a campsite in the middle of Schleswig Holstein's largest contiguous river landscape in Delve. You can quickly forget everyday life right on the edge of the field and only 50 meters from the small river Eider.

The mini-house jacked up on a hanger sees itself as a medium for experiencing nature. Little in it should disturb or distract, so it is minimalist, straightforward, without being uncomfortable. The light rustling of the trees from the outside creates a pleasant atmosphere. Through the panoramic window and two further floor-to-ceiling windows in the kitchen, the house is very bright and lets the green of the surroundings shimmer in many places. At the same time, there are also areas in which you can retreat so that you don't have to feel exposed. From the spacious roof windows in the sleeping lodge you can see the clouds passing by and watch the swaying tree tops. When you wake up at night, you see the sparkling starry sky, as clear as you can only see it in the country.

The colors inside are bright and natural, so the green surroundings extend into the house. Cushions and blankets made of comfortable materials create colorful accents and balance with the clear shapes of the house and the objects in it. Everything looks very tidy and light. There is no unnecessary decoration, instead plants delight the eye. The interior is modern, Scandinavian.

The hobbit wood stove creates a pleasant warmth and bathes the living room in a soothing shade of yellow in the evening. The wood, which is partly stored in the house, smells pleasant, slightly foresty. In the kitchen corner or on the grill you can prepare your own delicacies.

This is about digital detox. Leave the cell phone at home and walk away the worries along the Eider. There are miles of hiking and biking trails in the area. In 50 minutes by car you are in Sankt Peter Ording and can be blown through there.

We also featured this accommodation on our blog at Tiny House concept: five places to get to know each other.