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The Airy Yggdrasil Tiny House Is Designed To Be Compact Yet Comfy For Its 6.3-ft Owner

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Designed by Baluchon, and called the Yggdrasil tiny house, this uniquely-named home is 20 feet in length and intended for a 6.3 feet tall owner. Baluchon needed to keep the home in the “tiny home” category, without letting it feel too cramped for its tall owner. The home is equipped with a simple and cleverly designed layout and amped with flexible furniture. Generous glazing has been incorporated to ensure maximum sunlight enters the home.

Designer: Baluchon

The name Yggdrasil has been adopted from Norse mythology. The home is based on a double-axle trailer and is accentuated with a cedar finish and blue aluminum accenting. The insulation is made from a mix of cotton, linen and hemp. The home is powered by a standard RV-style hookup. The interior of the home is finished in spruce, and it seems to be quite open and spacious, despite its compact size. As you enter the home, you are welcomed by a living room. This space includes a big L-shaped sofa bed, with loads of integrated storage space. The bed can sleep two people, and the room also includes a dining table and a wood-burning stove for heat. The kitchen is placed next to the living room, and it includes an oven, fridge, sink with a cutting board insert and plenty of storage space. The counters in the kitchen are higher to complement the tall owner.

A glass wall separates the living room and kitchen while ensuring sunlight still streams into the room. The bathroom is connected to the kitchen and is pretty small, equipped with a toilet and a shower. The Yggdrasil only contains one bedroom, and it can be accessed via non-removable wooden steps. The bedroom is like most bedrooms in tiny homes, it sports a typical loft style with a low ceiling. The room is shaped like the letter L and has sufficient space for a double bed and storage space. We don’t know the price of the Yggdrasil tiny home, but Baluchon houses usually start around US$84,000.

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This Portable & Easily-Towable Tiny House Is A Pocket-Friendly Vacation Home

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Designed by Stanley Tiny Homes, the Rogue tiny house rejects complicated and complex amenities, and adopts the pure basics. It is a compact home with more than sufficient space for two people. The home is pretty easy to tow and has a pocket-friendly price tag that will excite many prospective tiny home buyers. It is based on a double-axle trailer and features a length of 20 ft. It is pretty small for a North American-style tiny home, but will be a breeze to tow around. It is amped with a black metal finish and cedar shake siding. It is powered by a standard RV-style hookup, but you could integrate a solar panel setup as well if you’re seeking an off-the-grid lifestyle.

Designer: Stanley Tiny Homes

The interior of the Rogue tiny house spans over two floors. The amenities have been comfortably arranged over the two stories. A mini split air-conditioning system maintains a comfortable temperature. A single glass door leads you to the living area, which includes a sofa, and a big window to allow plenty of light to enter into the space. The kitchen is nearby, and it is equipped with a four-burner propane-powered stove, sink, cabinetry, and space for other appliances.

The bathroom can be accessed from the kitchen via a barn-style door. The bathroom is quite compact, and it includes a shower, composting toilet, and a tiny sink. The Rogue only includes one bedroom which can be accessed via a staircase. The bedroom is a typical loft-style space with a low ceiling. It is amped with windows and more than enough space for a double bed.

The Rogue Tiny Home is priced at an economical US$85,000, which is pretty cheap for a North American tiny home. It may not be the cheapest house we’ve seen, but it is still decently-priced. It makes for an excellent rental property guest house or vacation home.

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This Sleek All-Black Tiny Home Proves How Less Is More With This Simple & Compact Layout

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Designed by Australia’s Ridgeline Tiny Homes, the Sun Valley model showcases that sometimes less is truly more. The tiny home features a simple and light-filled layout, making the best use of available space. The home serves well as a vacation home, or a second home. The Sun Valley tiny home features a sloping roof, and a sleek black exterior. It is founded on a triple-axle trailer with a length of 23.7 feet. The home has a metal finish, and is amped with loads of glazing, which allows it to be pretty light-filled.

Designer: Ridgeline Tiny Homes

The Sun Valley tiny home can be entered via glass double doors, and the interior occupies around 15.4 sq m. The entire house is arranged on one floor, and there isn’t any loft, which helps the home feel more light-filled and airy. The entrance leads to the living room which is quite small and simple. The living room includes a sofa, and integrated storage. The kitchen is closely located, and it includes a sink, a two-burner propane-powered stove, plus a small fridge and some cabinetry.

The kitchen is connected to the bedroom. As you enter the bedroom, you are welcomed by a double bed with built-in storage and generous glazing. Since the bedroom is located on the ground floor, there is plenty of headroom to stand straight, unlike typical loft-style bedrooms where residents need to bend and reach their beds.

Like other tiny homes, the Sun Valley has a lot of customization options available, such as the color of the home, the cladding, and the cabinetry. We are unaware of the price of the home, or on the availability of it. The Sun Valley home proves how you can actually do a lot with less, and represents the smart utilization of limited space. The layout of the home is simple but clever, with all the essential amenities integrated. If you’re looking for a compact and well-planned tiny home, then the Sun Valley house is the one for you.

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Light-Filled & Airy Tiny Home Eliminates Stairs By Arranging All Rooms On One Floor

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The online marketplace Tiny House Listings recently created a new towable home which is pretty large and spacious. Called the 28′ Model Tiny, this cozy house features a light-filled interior that is great for those who hate climbing stairs into the bed every night. All the amenities are mostly arranged on one floor. The tiny home measures 8.5 meters, and it is on the smaller side for typical North American tiny home models. The tiny house is based on a triple-axle trailer and features a finishing of wood and cement board siding. It is accentuated by a steel roof.

Designer: Tiny House Listings

The tiny home occupies 224 square feet and has a pretty airy and impressive layout. The interior is quite open and can be accessed via double glass doors which lead to the living room. The living area includes a sofa with integrated storage, as well as a bed. The glazing is pretty generous and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. It also allows light to generously stream in. The kitchen is located next to the living area, and this includes a sink, induction stove, cabinetry, and a big pantry. The kitchen also includes quartz counters, and an apartment-sized fridge/freezer, as well as a dining table for two people.

The 28′ Model Tiny Home’s kitchen and bathroom are connected via a pocket sliding door. The bathroom is pretty small and compact, and it includes a shower, a flushing toilet, and a wall-mounted sink. A loft is located above the bathroom, and this is big enough to be used as a bathroom, but since it doesn’t include any windows, it is better used as a storage space.

The 28′ Model Tiny is a well-designed and free-flowing home for those who prefer open layouts, and spaces that seem inviting and airy. It is well-equipped with generous glazing, and an ample amount of storage space. All the rooms are placed on one floor, which facilitates easy movement, and eliminates the need for stairs.

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This Is The Tiniest Tiny Home We’ve Seen With A Clever Space-Saving Layout & Loads Of Storage

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Designed by France’s Baluchon, the Nano Suisse is really one of the tiniest tiny homes we’ve ever seen. It may be super small, but it is still functional and practical enough to live in. It measures 3.5 m in length, and features a clever space-saving layout that can accommodate two people, and also house a home office. Typical Baluchon homes are twice the size of Nano Suisse, so it is quite small, although it is described as the “big sister” to Baluchon’s Nano home. However, the size difference isn’t much at all, since the Nano Suisse features an increased length of 7.8 inches. However, Suisse’s interior is pretty different and has plenty of storage options.

Designer: Baluchon

Founded on a double-axle trailer, the Nano Suisse features red cedar cladding amped with aluminum accenting. As you enter the home, you are welcomed by a home office area, which also serves as a dining area. It contains seating for two people, a big porthole-style window, and plenty of storage. The storage is pretty commendable when you consider the size of the tiny house. The space also includes a sofa bed, which can be used in the main living space and bedroom. This section includes more storage as well.

Although, you must take into consideration that the kitchen is quite small. It is basic – equipped with a fridge, sink and some storage. It also contains a portable stove, but besides that, it doesnt have any other amenities. This could be considered bare for some people, so the home is only suitable for short stays, or for people who are okay with a very simple life.

The bathroom is the only separate room in the tiny home, and you can access it via a sliding door from the kitchen. The bathroom is integrated with a shower and toilet, but there isn’t any sink, since there isn’t much space, to be honest. A small storage loft has been placed above the bathroom. Currently, the Nano Suisse has been delivered to the owner’s land in Switzerland. We are unsure of the home’s pricing, but Baluchon’s tiny homes usually start at around US$92,000.

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The Kemi Tiny Home Is A Scandinavian-Influenced Dwelling With A $50k Price Tag

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Called the Kemi, this tiny home by Dragon Tiny Homes is heavily inspired by Scandinavian design and is a simple and affordable house. Kemi is an excellent fit for those who want to use it as a vacation home or guesthouse. It is founded on a double-axle trailer and features a length of 20 feet. The home has a finish of black standing seam metal siding with wooden accenting.

Designer: Dragon Tiny Homes

The Scandinavian design inspiration is quite subtle, and not very in the face. It is reflected in the light hues and open layout, while the interior is quite cozy and light-filled. Generous glazing, as well as the absence of a bedroom upstairs, helps in creating a home that is pretty lovely and spacious. The interior was kept quite small, to ensure too much wasn’t fitted into a compact space. The interior measures 160 sq ft, and is laid out on one floor. A glass front door leads you to the kitchen, which is quite tiny and basic. The kitchen includes cabinetry, a sink, as well as sufficient space for appliances.

The opposite end of the home includes a bedroom which includes a double bed. The home doesnt contain a living room, but there is more than enough space to accommodate a small sofa or some other seating piece. The wall contains a mini-split air-conditioning unit, while the home also includes a ceiling fan.

The bathroom isn’t connected to the rest of the home, and you can enter it via the kitchen. The bathroom contains a sink, shower, and a flushing toilet. A storage loft is integrated above the bathroom, and this can be converted into an upstairs bedroom if the need arises, but at an additional cost, of course. The Kemi tiny home is a simple and sophisticated house that captures the best of Scandinavian design influence, without it getting too extravagant or evident. If you’re looking for a cute and cozy vacation home for your family and you, then the Kemi is a good choice indeed.

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This Tiny Home Eliminates The Stairs, And Features All The Rooms On One Floor For Easier Accessibility

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Although a lot of people are making the move to micro-living, the tiny home lifestyle still isn’t for everyone. Mobility issues and a desire to not climb ladders often dissuade people from purchasing a tiny home. Keeping these issues in consideration, Evergreen Homes Australia designed the Casuarina. The Casuarina is designed on one level, and it serves as a comfy and cozy home for two people, plus a few guests. The home is based on a triple-axle trailer, and it features a length of 8.4 m.

Designer: Evergreen Homes Australia

The Casuarina is equipped with a black metal exterior, accentuated with timber accenting. The interior of the home is quite airy and free-flowing, and the layout is simple, making the most of the limited space available. The interior occupies 18 sq m and features a sliding glass door that leads you to the living room. The living room includes a sofa bed, which also functions as a guest sleeping area. A wood-burning stove and ceiling fan are also included in the room. The kitchen is nearby, and it is pretty well-designed for a tiny home. It contains a breakfast with stool seating for people, a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, electric oven, two-burner propane-powered stove, a sink, and some cabinetry.

The kitchen and the bathroom are connected, and the bathroom is quite spacious. It features a vanity sink and shelving, as well as space for a washer/dryer. The opposite end of the home houses the bedroom. The bedroom is located on the ground floor, so it is pretty easy to access. The bedroom has a high ceiling as well, so residents can walk into the room with ease, without having to duck their heads. The room contains a double bed and plenty of storage space.

The Casuarina tiny home receives its power from a grid-based hookup as standard, although it can be paired up with solar panels as well, if you want to adopt an off-the-grid lifestyle. So you can choose your power grid of choice. We are unsure of the exact pricing of the tiny home.

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This Cleverly-Designed Tiny Home For Two Is Compact, Comfortable & Functional

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Designed by Rocky Mountain Tiny Homes, the Bandelier tiny home features a decent length of 28 feet. The home is quite cleverly created, and is equipped with a comfy interior for two people, plus some guests. The home has a well-proportioned and designed living area, as well as a bathtub. The Bandelier is a bit different compared to the other builds by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses, and this is because the shell and exterior were already constructed. The firm only made a few small changes, and finished the interior.

Designer: Rocky Mountain Tiny Homes

You can access the interior via the front door, and it leads you to the living room which is equipped with shelving, a sofa bed for guests, as well as a compact wood-burning stove. This section then leads to the kitchen which is pretty well-sized for a tiny home. It is furnished with quartz counters, seating area, an oven, and a propane-powered stove. It also includes a microwave, full-size fridge/freezer, and sink.

The kitchen and bathroom are connected via a sliding door. The bathroom includes a vanity sink, flushing toilet, as well as a full-size bathtub/shower, which isnt really found in tiny homes. There is some storage space as well. However, the Bandelier only contains a single bedroom, which can be accessed via a storage-integrated staircase. The bedroom is a typical tiny house-style loft with a low ceiling, as well as a double bed, storage, and some generous glazing.

The Bandelier tiny home was constructed for wildland firefighters, and it is located near the Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico. We are unsure of the price but homes by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses usually cost around US$100,000 when built from scratch.

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The Chipper Tiny Home Let’s You Embrace An Authentic Micro-Living Experience

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Called the Chipper Tiny home, this little house is quite quintessentially a tiny house. It completely adopts the micro-living movements humble beginnings, creating a living space that is truly compact, comfy, and yet economical. The tiny home is designed to let two people live with ease. Designed by Häuslein Tiny House Co., this time is based on a double-axle trailer, and features a length of 5 meters.

Designer: Häuslein Tiny House Co.

The home is a bit small for a tiny home, and features a finishing of steel and thermally treated wood. You can access the interior via a glass sliding door, and it is equipped with oak flooring and birch ply woods. The interior has a floorspace of 12.5 sq m, and they’ve all been arranged on one floor.

As you enter the home, you are welcomed by a living/sleeping area which seems quite compact and yet pretty light-filled owing to the generous glazing. The glazing has been paired up with some strategically placed strip lighting. The area includes a small sofa as well as a bed, and some storage. The opposite wall also holds a mounted TV.

Next to the living area is a kitchen, and it is a bit small, but it is equipped with a decent amount of storage space. A sink and induction cooktop have been included as well, and there is space for an optional dishwasher, oven, fridge, and a washer/dryer. The bathroom is located next to the kitchen, and you can access it via a sliding door. This space includes a shower, small vanity sink, flushing toilet, and some storage space. You can also upgrade the tiny home with some appliances, and furniture choices. It is powered by an RV-style hookup, but you can also opt for an off-the-grid lifestyle with a solar panel setup, water tanks, and composting toilet. If youre someone who truly wants to embrace a micro-living experience, then the Chipper Tiny Home is the one for you!

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The GrandHaus Is The Perfect Tiny Home With A Unique Interior Layout For A Family Of Four

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Designed by the Australian builder Häuslein Tiny House Co., the GrandHaus tiny home is a new and improved version of the Grand Sojourner model. It has a pretty similar design, amped with an upgraded interior layout, which is a great choice for a family of four. It is based on a triple-axle trailer and features a length of 9 meters. The home has a finish of wood and colored metal, and you can access the interior via massive glass bifold doors. The home occupies a floorspace of 36 sq m, covered with oak flooring, and accentuated by birch ply walls.

Designer: Häuslein Tiny House Co.

As you enter the home, you are welcomed by a large living room, which is quite light-filled, owing to the generous glazing. The living room includes a storage as well as a TV. The kitchen is located closely, and it seems to be quite big for a tiny home. The kitchen contains an oven, induction stove, and a farmhouse-style sink. There is sufficient space for a large fridge/freezer, as well as a dishwasher. The kitchen is also equipped with plenty of storage space and a breakfast bar for two people.

You can enter the bathroom via the kitchen, and it includes a shower, a vanity sink, and a flushing toilet. Unlike most tiny homes, the upstairs section of the GrandHaus includes a landing area, a main bedroom, and another bedroom which is connected to a little gangway. An alternating tread staircase leads you to the landing area, while the gangway allows the residents to move from one bedroom to another without heading downstairs. The bedrooms are like the typical loft-style rooms you find in tiny homes, amped with low ceilings and space for a queen-sized bed, or two single beds.

The home runs on a standard RV-style hookup, but you can also opt for an off-the-grid capability with various options like composting toilets, water tanks, and solar power. There are multiple add-ons available as well, such as an outdoor deck or different furniture upgrades

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