The amazing jet-shaped house designed by a 12-year-old looks like it has ‘blown out of a cartoon’.

This tiny house is ready to take off.

The photos show a fun new airplane-shaped cockpit called “Jet House” – located in the wooded area of ​​the Zala district, in the south Hungary.

The whimsical home combines “functionality with fantasy” and features a small kitchen and bathroom, as well as a bed hidden in the nose of the aircraft, the architects say. Two real airplane seats, real overhead lockers and a table with built-in cup holders decorate the lounge area, while outside, the wings of the plane serve as two outdoor seating areas.

The architects say: “It looks like it has taken off from a cartoon and landed in a meadow with its friendly arcs, curves and round windows.”

Surprisingly, the main designer of the project is only 12 years old. Young Louise Pados has always loved airplanes, so she and her father developed plans for a tiny house that they agreed could be used twice as a playhouse and rented out for vacations.

Pictured is an ultra-creative new airplane-shaped cabin called

Pictured is an ultra-creative new airplane-shaped cabin called “Jet House” in Hungary.

Two real airplane seats, real overhead lockers and a table with built-in cup holders decorate the lounge area.

Two real airplane seats, real overhead lockers and a table with built-in cup holders decorate the lounge area.

The idea of ​​the salon belongs to the young Luisi Pados (pictured), who loves airplanes.

The idea of ​​the salon belongs to the young Luisi Pados (pictured), who loves airplanes.

Armed with sketches, the family approached a Hungarian architectural firm. Hello Wood bring design to life.

The designers say: “Luizi dreamed of a theater house where she could retire, invite her friends and sleep, and later it could be turned into an overnight stay. She came to the first meetings with well-thought-out ideas and plans on paper.”

They add that the concept was to create a “complete, functional tiny home that feels more like a pretty toy than a building.”

The dwelling is located in the wooded area of ​​the Zala district in the southern part of Hungary.

The dwelling is located in the wooded area of ​​the Zala district in the southern part of Hungary.

The project's architects say:

The project’s architects say: “It looks like it has taken off from a cartoon and landed in a meadow with its friendly arcs, curves and round windows.”

This whimsical home is said to combine

This whimsical home is said to combine “functionality with fantasy” and features a small kitchen and bathroom (above).

A dream creation: the double bed in the cabin is a bed hidden in the nose of the aircraft.

A dream creation: the double bed in the cabin is a bed hidden in the nose of the aircraft.

The wings of the aircraft serve as two open terraces for relaxation.  Commenting on the design, Tamas Fulop, architect of the Jet House project, says: “We were delighted to accept the unusual assignment.  As an architect, it inspires me to design a building that should be pretty.”

The wings of the aircraft serve as two open terraces for relaxation. Commenting on the design, Tamas Fulop, architect of the Jet House project, says: “We were delighted to accept the unusual assignment. As an architect, it inspires me to design a building that should be pretty.”

Meals can be cooked on the electric stove in the kitchenette.

To get to the airplane-shaped cabin, you need to climb the

Food can be cooked on the electric stove in the kitchenette (left). To enter the aircraft-shaped cabin, you climb the “airport stairs” at the tail of the aircraft (right).

The end result is described as “a child’s fantasy come true”. To enter the jet-shaped cockpit, you climb the “airport stairs” at the tail of the plane. Inside, there’s a “retro jet vibe” with rounded furniture and wood accents.

Scattered throughout are aviation-themed decorations from the collections of Luizi and her father: a model Pan Am plane, a set of boarding passes and in-flight brochures, and a few aircraft-shaped decorations.

Aircraft seats and upper cabins were sourced from Heavenly Artonline store of authentic aircraft furniture.

In the salon with an area of ​​312 sq. ft. (29 sq. m.) can accommodate two people, and food can be cooked on an electric stove. Air conditioning is installed inside, and the outside is covered with waterproof material to protect against dampness.

Inside, there's a

Inside, there’s a “retro jet vibe” with rounded furniture and wood accents.

Scattered throughout are aviation-themed ornaments from the collections of Luizi and her father.

Scattered throughout are aviation-themed ornaments from the collections of Luizi and her father.

It is planned that the house will be used twice as a theater and rented out for vacations.

It is planned that the house will be used twice as a theater and rented out for vacations.

Visitors will see a Pan Am model aircraft, as well as many boarding passes and in-flight brochures.

Visitors will see a Pan Am model aircraft, as well as many boarding passes and in-flight brochures.

Luizi and her father turned to Hungarian architecture firm Hello Wood to bring the project to life.

Luizi and her father turned to Hungarian architecture firm Hello Wood to bring the project to life.

The idea was to create

The idea was to create “a complete, functional tiny house that feels more like a pretty toy than a building.”

With a plywood base structure, over a thousand different structural elements have been implemented in the building.

Commenting on the design, Tamas Fulop, architect of the Jet House project, says: “We were delighted to accept an unusual assignment.

“As an architect, it is an inspiring challenge to design a building that is attractive. It was also not easy to incorporate traditional architectural elements such as waterproofing and thermal insulation into the sculptural form.”

It’s not yet confirmed when the Jet House will be rented out for the holidays, but Hello Wood notes: “With her cozy jet, Luizi is in seventh heaven and she’d love it if others could experience what it’s like to stay too.” to the Airplane House.

Above, Luizi and her father near the plane.  The architects behind the project say, “Designing a building that is attractive is an inspiring challenge.”

Above, Luizi and her father near the plane. The architects behind the project say, “Designing a building that is attractive is an inspiring challenge.”