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This Custom Built Tiny Home Maximizes Available Space To Sleep Seven People

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Movable Roots designed the Elmore, a 42-foot-long and 8-ft-6-inch-wide customized bumper-pull RV. It is intended to be a home away from home. The tiny house features two entrances, one with a screened-off porch with the ability to accommodate a couple of patio chairs. As you enter the house, you are welcomed by the kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with a stacking washer/dryer combo, next to a fridge with a bottom pull-out freezer. Movable Roots tried to utilize the space available completely, ensuring no area was left unused. Even the stair leading to the loft placed above the kitchen is integrated with custom drawers.

Designer: Movable Roots

The opposite wall of the kitchen is equipped with a full-size sink and loads of counter space. Windows adorn the space, which may be difficult to clean and maintain, but they do allow a lot of natural light into the space. The windows are openable, allowing fresh air into the space, and refreshing the interior environment. The living room isn’t the largest, but it can fit a L-shaped couch. It is comfortable and cozy, and a mini-split system is perched on a well-insulated wall, ensuring that the home’s temperature can be regulated irrespective of the temperature outside.

An interestingly-designed staircase leads you to one of the lofts in the tiny home. It is placed at the front and is smaller than the other bedroom, and it is also more easily accessible. The bedroom is equipped with clever in-wall storage which saves quite a bit of space and adds a visually appealing element to the room. A custom sliding barn door offers privacy to the room. The second rear loft is above the room, and can only be entered via a custom wooden ladder. It is quite huge and can hold three twin-sized beds. While the front loft can accommodate a queen bed.

The home includes four mini-split systems in total, and they are all plumbed to a single condenser placed at the rear of the RV. A water hose connection offers fresh water, and the home is powered by an RV-style 50-amp service. The custom-built RV occupies around 500 sq ft and can sleep seven people, and it is priced at around US$225,000.

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This Tiny Home Has A Compact & Manageable Size While Accommodating Six People With Ease

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Mint Tiny House Company is usually known for its large tiny home models, but with the Loft Ruby Edition, they’ve created a home with a compact and manageable size. Despite being on the smaller side, the home can easily sleep up to six people. The home is based on a triple-axle trailer, and it features a length of 34 feet, which is the typical size of tiny homes in North America. The home features a finishing in board and batten engineered wood siding, and is accentuated by a metal roof. Generous glazing ensures that natural light streams into the home throughout the day. The interior of the home occupies around 386 sq ft, most of which is populated by an open living area that contains the living room, kitchen, and dining area.

Designer: Mint Tiny House Company

The living room is quite small yet cozy, and it includes a sofa, a small coffee table, and a wall-mounted TV. Storage has been integrated into the staircase, which is a nifty feature. The kitchen is closely located, and it includes a farmhouse-style sink with a three-burner propane-powered stove, an oven, a fridge/freezer, a microwave, a washer/dryer, plenty of cabinetry, and a big pantry area. You can enter the bathroom via a sliding door from the kitchen, and it is quite spacious for a tiny home. It includes a flushing toilet, a vanity sink, a large shower with a built-in seat, and some storage as well.

The Loft Ruby Edition includes three bedrooms. The master bedroom is located on the ground floor and can accommodate a queen-sized bed, and built-in storage space. There is also plenty of headroom to stand straight. The storage space integrated into the staircase is also accessible from this room. Two bedrooms are located upstairs, they are loft-based rooms with low ceilings. One bedroom is placed above the bathroom and can be reached via a removable ladder that can be stowed away when not in use. It can accommodate a pair of double beds, or a queen or king-sized bed. The second bedroom can be accessed through the storage-integrated staircase, and this space includes a large storage unit. The home is available for sale and priced at US$108,000.

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Compact Little Home Makes Up For Limited Footprint With A Flexible Swiss Army Knife-Style Living Room

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Modern Tiny Living recently designed the Cerceaux tiny home, and it packs a punch with its unique storage-packed interior, and an impressive “Swiss Army Knife” living room. It features a length of 20 feet, but its innovative and flexible layout truly makes it stand apart. It is based on a double-axle trailer and features a finish in engineered wood. The wood finishing is topped by a steel roof, and complemented by an exterior storage box. It is designed to be a good home for the weekend, but may not be a great full-time residence since it has a compact footprint.

Designer: Modern Tiny Living

 

As you enter the home, you are welcomed by a living area or the ‘MTL Social Area’. This section is raised and can seat around six people, in a U shape. It also contains generous glazing, ensuring the space is quite light-filled. Since this space is raised, it includes a load of storage areas, such as pull-out drawers and bookshelves. The sofa can be converted into a bed for the guests if they decide to sleep over. The kitchen is located nearby, and it contains a breakfast bar for two people, a propane-powered four-burner cooktop with an electric oven, a steel sink, a washer/dryer, and a fridge/freezer. It is also equipped with loads of cabinetry, and in-ceiling drop-down cabinets which are suitable for spices. The bathroom is located next to the kitchen and can be entered via a sliding barn-style door. The bathroom is pretty small, and it includes a composting toilet, shower, and sink.

The Cerceaux tiny home only contains one bedroom, which can be accessed through a storage-integrated staircase. This bedroom is much like the bedrooms typically seen in tiny homes. It features a loft-like style, and a low ceiling, as well as a double bed, and space for more storage. The home is powered by a roof-based solar panel and battery setup, making it an excellent fit for some off-the-gird adventures. At the moment, we aren’t aware of the tiny home’s pricing.

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This Futuristic Tiny Home Is Smart, Eco-Friendly And Blessed With Panoramic Views

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Named the E9 tiny home, ,this eco-friendly smart home is designed by Massimo Modular and can be tucked away anywhere in just two hours. It is unlike your conventional tiny homes since it has a rather futuristic vibe and an innovative see-through aesthetic. The home is a far cry from the traditional little homes we usually see, as it looks right out of a science fiction movie. The home occupies 409 square feet, in a 37.7 -ft-long by 10.8 ft-wide footprint. It is 10.5 ft tall and ensures no one feels cramped or stuffy in the home, no matter how tall they are.

Designer: Massimo Modular

As you enter the front door, you are welcomed by a living room area. The front door has a smart lock, and the living room features a classy and minimal layout with integrated LED strip lights on the ceiling. The ceiling also incorporates a skylight, which is complemented by the “environmental wood flooring”.  The living room leads outdoors to a small deck patio that can accommodate a chair or two. The home is equipped with floor-to-ceiling insulated 270-degree panoramic double-glazed windows, which provide surreal views of the surroundings. The E9 is equipped with automatic curtains to ensure you have your privacy. The curtains are integrated into an all-in-one smart control system that can you manage through your smartphone.

The smart home also features an underfloor heating system to keep your toes warm. The kitchen is well-designed with a two-burner induction stovetop and a single-bin-style sink. An island segregates the kitchen from the living section, so you have enough space for cooking and meal prep. The bathroom is a dry bath with a walk-in shower and a full-size toilet. Water is heated by a water heater, while all the wastewater is sent to a sewer joint. As you move towards the bedroom, you are impressed by the panoramic 270-degree views. The room ha sufficient storage, and space for a standard-sized queen bed.

The E9 smart home has a modular design, that ensures it is ready to be transported and placed within a few hours. There is also a 70-year service life. The home is created to withstand 8.0 earthquakes and Category 1 hurricanes. It has a water/sewer connection in the exterior and is also pre-wired for HVAC. It is priced at US$95,995.00.

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Baluchon’s Single-Story Tiny Home Arranges Everything On One Open-Layout Level

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A poignant drawback of space-saving tiny homes is that we often need to use stairs or a ladder to access the bed or sleeping area. Many people often don’t want to go through this process, and hence many designers are now creating tiny homes with all the rooms positioned on one floor. The Moulinsart is one such example, and it features an open layout that is suitable for around two people. It is designed by Baluchon and features a length of 23 feet, and is based on a double-axle trailer. It features a red cedar finish, topped with a metal roof, and powered by a standard RV-style hookup.

Designer: Baluchon

Since the tiny home features only a single story and not two floors, there is not much space to work with. To ensure space is maximized, Baluchon designed a simple and compact layout that provides sufficient space. However, the layout does make the home more of a vacation house than a full-time residence. As you enter the front door, you are welcomed by a pretty simple kitchen. It includes an oven, a sink, storage space, cabinetry, a propane-powered two-burner stove, and a ventilated section for fruits and vegetables. There isn’t any fridge visible, but they may have tucked it away in some cabinetry. A dining table that can seat two people is added as well.

The living room and the bedroom form one central section. This space is equipped with a small wood-burning stove to offer warmth. A desk area and shelving have been incorporated as well. The space also includes a sofa bed with integrated storage, and this is the only bed in the entire home. Generous glazing marks this living area, and hence light flows in throughout the day. The other end of the home holds the bathroom, which contains a shower and a toilet.

The Moulinsart is a cozy and well-furnished home for anyone who wants easy access to their beds. It also seems like a safe and comfortable space for kids and the elderly, as there is no risk of them tripping on the stairs/ladder and hurting themselves. The home is quite compact for a tiny house, but the layout is well-designed albeit simple, and does have all the essential amenities one could need for a comfortable stay. We are unsure of the home’s pricing, but Baluchon’s tiny homes are usually priced at US$95,000.

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The Elsie Merges A Spacious Interior & Apartment-Like Features With A Compact Tiny Home Form

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Adorably named the Elsie, this well-designed and well-proportioned tiny house boasts a spacious interior that is perfect for a small family to live comfortably. It is amped with loads of storage space, and a novel loft bedroom with a lowered standing platform, that ensures the residents don’t need to struggle and crawl into bed. It is designed by Indigo River Tiny Homes and features a length of 34 feet. It is founded on a triple-axle trailer and showcases a finishing of cedar. It is also equipped with two exterior storage areas.

Designer: Indigo River Tiny Homes

The home is pretty open and makes the most of the compact space available. You can enter the house through two French doors which lead to the kitchen. The kitchen includes an oven with an induction stove, a sink, a fridge/freezer, and plenty of storage space. There is also cabinetry, a pull-out pantry, and a small dining table. The living room is adjacent to the kitchen, and it includes a sofa bed, an entertainment center as well as a TV. The other side of the tiny home includes a bathroom with a flushing toilet, a vanity sink, a shower, and some more storage space.

The Elsie is equipped with two bedrooms, both are located upstairs, and placed on opposite ends of the home to ensure privacy. The main bedroom can be accessed by a storage-integrated staircase from the living room. This is placed on a lowered platform, which allows the owners to stand upright while getting into bed or getting dressed. This makes quite a difference and offers much comfort to the residents.

The second bedroom is a typical loft-style bedroom you find in most tiny homes, and it can be entered through a storage-integrated staircase above the bathroom. This bedroom doesn’t include a lowered platform. The Elsie is powered via a standard RV-style hookup, although off-the-grid options are available. Currently, we are unaware of the pricing of the tiny home.

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Important Tips For Designing Your Tiny Home Based on Climate and Environment

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The appeal of tiny homes continues to rise as more people are drawn to the simplicity, affordability, and sustainability they offer. However, creating a cozy, functional, and lasting tiny home necessitates taking your local climate and environment into account. In this editorial, we’ll explore how to tailor your tiny home to thrive in various climates, offering practical design considerations for temperate, tropical, arid (desert), cold, and coastal environments. From personal anecdotes to professional insights, this article will guide you through what to prioritize to ensure your tiny home is both comfortable and efficient.

The environment where you plan to build isn’t just a backdrop; it’s a critical element that influences construction materials, design aesthetics, and long-term livability. A well-designed tiny home reflects thoughtful consideration of the climate, turning potential challenges into advantages. Whether you’re dealing with extreme temperatures, high humidity, frequent storms, or snowfall, your tiny home can be an oasis of comfort and functionality if built with the right principles in mind. Let’s dive into how to design your tiny sanctuary to harmonize with the environment you live in.

Tiny Home Tips for a Temperate (Mild) Climate

1. Effective Insulation: Keep it Cozy Year-Round

One of the best decisions you can make for a tiny home in a temperate climate is to invest in effective insulation. Think materials such as thermal insulation that can maintain comfortable indoor temperatures regardless of the season. Double-glazed windows are a game-changer. They help keep the heat out during summer and retain warmth in winter, making your tiny home’s energy consumption significantly lower.

2. Natural Light: Brighten Your Space Naturally

Maximizing natural light is another key consideration. Large windows and skylights can transform a small space into a bright, airy sanctuary. Light-colored interior finishes, such as white walls or pale wood flooring, help reflect sunlight, enhancing the overall sense of space. This is not just about aesthetics; natural light positively impacts mental health and reduces the need for artificial lighting, saving energy.

3. Seasonal Adaptability: Adjust Your Spaces with Ease

A temperate climate sees changes in temperature and humidity throughout the year. Designing flexible spaces or modular elements within your home can allow you to adjust your living conditions easily. Heating and cooling systems should be tailored for moderate variations, ensuring that your home remains comfortable through the seasons without significant energy expenditure.

4. Ventilation: Fresh Air Circulation

Proper ventilation is crucial for maintaining air quality in your tiny home. Design your windows and vents to promote cross-ventilation, ensuring fresh air circulates freely. Ceiling fans or mechanical ventilation systems can supplement natural airflow, especially on those days when opening windows isn’t an option.

5. Sustainable Materials: Eco-Friendly Living

Choosing locally sourced, sustainable building materials not only reduces your carbon footprint but also supports local businesses. Consider green roofs or walls, which can offer additional insulation and improve air quality, making your tiny home more eco-friendly and enjoyable to live in.

Tiny Home Tips for a Tropical (Humid) Climate

1. Moisture-Resistant Materials: Combat the Dampness

In tropical climates, dealing with high humidity and frequent rainfall is essential. Bamboo wood is a superb choice, as it is naturally resistant to moisture. Metals that don’t rust and mold-resistant paints and finishes will also extend the life of your home, reducing maintenance costs and efforts.

2. Ventilation: Natural Breezes to prevent that Musty Feeling

Strategic window placement and the use of louvers can help maximize airflow, keeping your home cool and dry. Elevated flooring is another effective strategy, allowing air to circulate underneath the house and preventing moisture build-up and that dank, musty feeling that you can often get from homes with the windows shut for too long.

3. Shading: Beat the Heat and Rain

To combat the relentless sun, incorporate overhangs and pergolas into your design. These elements protect against direct sunlight and rain, while light-colored and reflective roofing materials can reduce heat absorption, keeping the indoor spaces cooler.

4. Cooling Strategies: Passive Solutions to Stay Comfortable

Incorporate natural cooling techniques such as wide eaves and verandas, which shield your home from the sun while allowing breezes to flow through. Passive cooling systems, like roof ventilation or even small water features, can also play a significant role in keeping your tiny home comfortably cool.

5. Outdoor Living Spaces: Expand Your Living Area

Designing for outdoor living spaces in tropical climates not only expands your living area but also helps mitigate indoor heat. Equip these areas with weather-resistant furniture and fixtures, creating a comfortable and inviting addition to your tiny home.

Tiny Home Tips for an Arid (Desert) Climate

1. Thermal Mass: Regulate Temperature Naturally

In desert climates, the drastic temperature changes between day and night call for materials with high thermal mass, such as adobe or concrete. These materials absorb heat during the day and release it at night, helping to regulate your home’s temperature naturally.

2. Shade and Cooling: Keeping Cool in the Desert Heat

Incorporate shading devices like awnings and pergolas to reduce heat gain. Evaporative cooling systems, which use water to cool the air, can be incredibly effective in these dry climates, providing an energy-efficient means of temperature control.

3. Water Conservation: Make Every Drop Count

Water is a precious resource in arid environments. Implement rainwater harvesting systems to collect and store what little rainfall you get. Low-flow fixtures and greywater recycling systems can help minimize water use, making your home more sustainable.

4. Solar Energy: Harness the Sun’s Power

Solar panels are a must in sun-drenched regions. With strategic placement, these panels can provide a significant portion of your home’s energy needs, reducing reliance on non-renewable sources and lowering bills.

5. Landscape Design: Drought-resistant and Beautiful

Opt for xeriscaping—a landscaping method that uses drought-resistant plants. This reduces the amount of water needed for gardening while still offering aesthetic benefits. Efficient irrigation solutions can further minimize outdoor water use, aligning your tiny home with sustainable living practices.

Tiny Home Tips for a Cold (Snowfall) Climate

1. Insulation and Heating: Stay Warm All Winter Long

For areas experiencing significant snowfall, proper insulation is paramount. Materials like spray foam or rigid foam board provide excellent thermal resistance. Efficient heating systems such as radiant floor heating or wood stoves can ensure your home remains warm and cozy.

2. Snow Load Consideration: Keep Your Roof Safe

Your roof should be designed to handle heavy snow loads. This typically means a steep pitch and possibly a metal roofing material to facilitate snow shedding, preventing structural damage.

3. Energy Efficiency: Keep the Cold Out and the Warmth In

Triple-glazed windows are an excellent investment in colder climates. They provide superior insulation, keeping the heat inside and cold air out. Pair these with energy-efficient appliances and fixtures to further reduce your energy consumption.

4. Weatherproofing: Shield Against the Elements

Sealing and weatherproofing are vital to prevent drafts and heat loss. Use durable, weather-resistant exterior cladding to protect your home from the elements, ensuring longevity and reduced maintenance.

5. Access and Safety: Ease Your Winter Woes

For those snowy winters, incorporating heated walkways or driveways can prevent ice build-up, making daily access safer. Design considerations should also include adequate storage for winter gear and provisions, ensuring that your tiny home remains functional during the cold months.

Tiny Home Tips for a Coastal Climate

1. Salt-Resistant Materials: Protect Against Corrosion

Living near the sea presents unique challenges, primarily due to salt. Choose materials like composites or treated wood that can withstand salt corrosion. Non-corrosive metals, such as stainless steel or aluminum, are also excellent options for fixtures and structural elements.

2. Elevated Design: Guard Against Flooding

An elevated structure helps prevent flooding and water damage, which are common issues in coastal areas. Sturdy foundations are necessary to withstand coastal storms and wave impact, ensuring the safety and durability of your tiny home.

3. Wind Resistance: Build to Withstand Strong Winds

To combat high winds, incorporate aerodynamic designs that reduce resistance. Reinforced structural elements, such as hurricane ties or braced frames, are critical in providing additional stability and safety.

4. Humidity Control: Maintain a Healthy Environment

Dehumidifiers or humidity control systems are essential in coastal climates. Proper ventilation is key to preventing mold and mildew growth, ensuring that your living space remains healthy and comfortable.

5. Views and Natural Light: Embrace the Scenic Beauty

One of the joys of coastal living is the view. Large windows and open layouts can maximize these ocean vistas, making your tiny home a serene retreat. Outdoor living spaces that blend seamlessly with the natural environment not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also expand your living area.

Designing a tiny home that harmonizes with its environment is an exercise in both creativity and practicality. The benefits are manifold: from increased comfort and efficiency to sustainability and aesthetic appeal. It requires a nuanced understanding of local climate challenges and opportunities. By using the right materials and design principles, you can create a tiny home that not only stands the test of time but also provides a sanctuary in harmony with nature.

Remember, your tiny home is more than just a place to live— it’s a reflection of your lifestyle and values. Whether you’re basking in the sun’s tropical warmth, savoring the tranquility of the coast, or enjoying the crisp air of a snowy landscape, your tiny home can be your personal oasis, thoughtfully designed for comfort and sustainability. So, as you embark on this journey, consider these tailored recommendations to make every square foot of your tiny home a testament to smart, climate-conscious design.

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This Compact & Comfy Tiny Home With Two Bedrooms Is Easy On The Eyes & The Pocket

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Designed by Dragon Tiny Homes, the Vista is a cozy abode that strikes a perfect balance between size and features. Occupying 204 sq ft, the home includes a compact yet comfortable interior. The home contains two bedrooms and a small working space. It is based on a double-axle trailer and features a length of 24 feet. It is equipped with a cement board siding finish and has plenty of glazing to allow natural light to stream throughout the day.

Designer: Dragon Tiny Homes

The interior of the home is finished in shiplap and paired with vinyl flooring. As you enter through the front door, you are welcomed by the kitchen. The kitchen includes an oven with a four-burner propane-powered stove, a sink, a fridge, and plenty of cabinetry and shelving. It also includes quartz countertops. There is also space for a washer/dryer. Opposite the kitchen is a dining table, which can seat two people. The table can also double up as a home working area.

The kitchen and dining areas are linked to the living room which houses a sofa and a small table. A projector with a drop-down screen has been installed as well, it can be controlled via a remote. The opposite end of the home includes a bathroom that can be entered through a sliding barn-style door. The bathroom is equipped with a vanity sink, a flushing toilet, and a shower.

The main bedroom can be accessed through a storage-integrated staircase from the living room, while the second bedroom can be reached via a removable ladder. The second bedroom is located above the bathroom, and both rooms are typical loft-style tiny home spaces with low ceilings, a double bed, and storage. The Vista tiny home is priced at US$60,000.

Although the home is small by the stand of typical North American tiny homes, it is well-equipped and furnished with the essential amenities. The home’s interior and theme are cozy and comforting, allowing residents to feel at ease, and truly at home.

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This Compact Tiny Home With A Space-Saving Layout Is Perfect For A Life On The Go

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Named the Sea Chord, and designed by Modern Tiny Living, this fully featured tiny home is compact, and perfect for a vacation home or as a full-time residence. It is amped with a space-saving interior, accentuated by plenty of storage space. The tiny home has the capability to run on or off the grid. It features a length of 22 feet, making it longer than most European models, but still small for a North American tiny home. A double-axle trailer serves as the base and the home is clad in engineered wood, and topped with a steel roof. It also includes an outdoor shower and an exterior storage box.

Designer: Modern Tiny Living

The interior of the home is finished in maple plywood, and it includes a lot of glazing and a skylight. This allows the home to be pretty light-filled, especially the living room. The living room is equipped with a custom sofa that can be converted into a bed, and a retractable dining/work table that can be pulled out from a kitchen unit. The kitchen contains an oven, induction stove, fridge/freezer, steel sink, and stacked washer and dryer. There is also plenty of cabinetry and steel worktops. A breakfast bar-style dining area has been incorporated for two, it serves as an additional workspace too.

The bathroom is located on the opposite end of the home to the living room, and you can access it via a sliding door. The space includes a shower, composting toilet, and a small vanity sink. The tiny home only includes one bedroom, which can be accessed via a storage-integrated staircase. This is a typical tiny house-style loft space with a low ceiling, a double bed, and storage space.

The Sea Chord can be powered by a standard RV-style hookup or from the solar panels that have been installed on the roof, and then further connected to a battery array in the exterior storage box. We are unaware of the pricing on the tiny home for now.

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This Tiny House Features A Unique Space-Saving Design While Amping Up On Storage

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Designed by Truform Tiny Homes, the Kootenay Inventory is a tiny home with a well-designed and space-saving layout that is amped with loads of storage space. The home also features a bunch of lovely amenities, all packed into a length of 33 feet. The Kootenay Inventory is an updated and upgraded version of the original Kootenay home designed in 2017. It is founded on a triple-axle trailer and is powered by a standard RV-style hookup.

Designer: Truform Tiny Homes

You can enter the home via a fold-down deck area and a front door that leads to a well-stocked kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with a three-burner propane-powered stove, a dishwasher, an oven, a fridge/freezer, a sink, a washer/dryer, and some cabinetry. The home also has a breakfast bar or office area that can be rotated sideways to offer more seating space. The living room is closely located, and it includes integrated storage, as well as a fireplace with a mantel. The bathroom is equipped with a chunky concrete sink, a flushing toilet, and a shower.

The Kootenay Inventory model includes two bedrooms. The master bedroom can be entered through the living room via a sliding door, and it has plenty of headroom to stand upright. The bedroom only has plenty of storage space, located under the double bed, as well as in the wardrobes.

The second bedroom of the Kootenay is more like a typical loft-style space. You can access it via a storage-integrated staircase, and it features a low ceiling and plenty of storage space, as well as room for a double bed. This bedroom is situated on the opposite side of the downstairs bedroom, creating an ample amount of space between the two. The Kootenay Inventory is priced at US$174,900.

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