Morton Buildings, a company from Minnesota, specializes in making durable and affordable buildings that can be used for almost anything. While some are used as barns or other farm buildings, a few people actually choose to live in them.

We know, it's not as glamorous as some of the homes we've featured before, but to each their own.

There's something to be said about the simple, low-maintenance approach that these buildings exemplify.

But some Morton Building owners aren't happy to settle for the basic design, and have transformed the inside of their homes into mini-mansions anyone would love to live in.

These are all impressive, but  the coolest home by far belongs Paul McKinney from Texas. If you needed any proof that you should never judge a book by its cover, just step inside this "warehouse" and discover the luxury home hiding inside.

Click the next page to see inside this surprisingly comfy home!

If you drove past McKinney's cabin you would probably think it's just a warehouse or some kind of industrial building, but one look inside reveals the truth.

It has all the comforts you could hope for in a home, including a kitchen, dining room, bedroom and living room with a huge projector TV.

But there's also some great decorating touches inside, like the hardwood floors and an impressive collection of stuffed wildlife.

From the outside you would never predict that this home has a second floor, let alone all of these great extra features.

It almost makes me want to move into one of these buildings, just as long as I don't have to do all of the decorating!

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