Best Tiny Houses Weve Seen This Season (Part Ii)
Tiny houses have captured the imagination of many, offering a unique blend of compactness, charm, and eco-friendliness. This trend taps into the nostalgia of childhood fantasies, evoking memories of treehouses and secret hideaways. As social media platforms like Instagram and Pinterest continue to showcase tiny house designs, we’re inspired to share some remarkable examples that have left us enchanted. Let’s take a journey through these mini marvels!
Number One
As you step inside this pint-sized paradise, you’re immediately struck by the sense of functionality that defines its every corner. With no dryer in sight – the owner’s deliberate choice, not a necessity – the drying rack takes center stage in the hallway, where it effortlessly dries laundry to perfection. The Australian summer sun works wonders, of course, but it’s the thoughtful planning that makes this tiny house tick. And what a treat lies within!
A separate bedroom, kitchen, living room, and even a walk-in closet – each space is lovingly curated in boho chic style, with natural materials bringing warmth to every nook and cranny. Amidst the clever design, one feature stands out: an exquisite Antique Persian Rug, its intricate patterns and soft texture adding a touch of elegance to this tiny house’s eclectic charm.
Rodhante
In the world of modern tiny living, there’s one piece that truly stands out – the Antique Kazak Blue, Red and White Handwoven Wool Rug BB6935. This stunning 24-foot construction, built from a popular Kokosing model, is a masterpiece of craftsmanship. The intricate woodwork was meticulously crafted by a team of experts specializing in tiny houses. The result is a space that exudes character and elegance, thanks to the striking contrast between dark wood tones and crisp white accents.
From custom stairs to a bespoke kitchen, every detail has been carefully considered to create a truly unique and breathtaking interior.
Modernity and Tradition
This charming tiny house seamlessly blends modernity with tradition, featuring sleek concrete floors and a geometric-tiled shower alongside rustic pine wood accents adorned with knots. The upper level attic space offers ample opportunity for creative development. Meanwhile, the ground-floor bedroom is designed for comfort and accessibility, eliminating the need to navigate ladders, while the bathroom is conveniently situated just next door, ensuring a stress-free living experience.
Airy
In a departure from traditional tiny home designs, this small house boasts an expansive floor area, elevated by soaring ceilings and a stunning industrial chandelier that adds a touch of elegance. The exposed wooden beams further enhance the sense of spaciousness, making it easy to overlook the absence of attic space. Meanwhile, the blue sofa blends seamlessly with the calming color palette, creating a harmonious atmosphere.
Comfy
In a world where small spaces are often prioritized, we believe that creating a cozy reading corner is essential for unwinding and escaping into the world of literature. While big furniture can be a necessary evil in compact homes, there’s something to be said about intentionally designing a space that invites relaxation.
A carefully curated selection of smaller pieces, such as plush armchairs and side tables, can work together to create an intimate nook perfect for getting lost in a good book and a glass of wine.
Master Bedroom
By choosing not to incorporate loft spaces, homeowners can inadvertently create bedrooms that consume excessive area. Conversely, this compact cottage bedroom masterfully employs minimalism, successfully creating an airy and spa-inspired atmosphere despite its modest size.
Home Office
While many tiny houses prioritize the essentials – kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping quarters – one often overlooked aspect of home life is dedicated work space. The compact desk presented here may resemble something you’d find in a larger 3-bedroom residence, yet its footprint is surprisingly small, making it an ideal solution for the minimalist worker.
Swing
In this contemporary setting, a geometric beige and brown hemp rug (N11958) serves as the foundation for a cleverly designed space. The real showstopper, however, is an egg-shaped wicker chair suspended from the ceiling, which not only saves valuable floor space but also simplifies cleaning efforts. If this unique piece isn’t to your taste, consider swapping it out for a hammock or swing, offering a relaxed and cozy alternative.
