Tiny homes are rapidly entering the mainstream. More and more people see no value in shoddily built McMansions and instead are going for the cheaper, often mortgage-free tiny home. This one really stands out from the rest.

Designed by Mexican architect Javier Senosiain, this example of "bio-architecture" uses the shape of the nautilus shell as inspiration for a home plan. Its interior even exudes a sort of "lost in wonderland" feeling to it. I can't help but wonder if the people who live there feel like a character from an episode of Spongebob Square Pants...

Enjoy your time checking out the inside of this spectacular nautilus house.