Poland-based manufacturer Tiny House BAR-TOF has mastered the art of creating elegant wood sanctuaries within a small footprint, and the Anna tiny house is no exception. The compact dwelling tucks two cocoon-like cozy loft bedrooms and a convertible sofa bed inside its tactile wood interior.
The spruce-clad interior of the tiny house maintains a constant biophilic connection with nature and soothes mind and body. The compact dwelling is ideal for a small family and provides enough space to sleep guests.
The Anna tiny house rests atop a double axle trailer and measures 24 feet long, 8.4 feet wide, and 13 feet high. The compact house flaunts its beautiful honeyed-wood façade and a gentle mono-pitched shed roof. The shed roof, built with anthracite standing seam sheet, increases headroom for loft bedrooms. The anthracite trim and skirting frame the windows and doors for a striking contrast against the tongue-and-groove siding of the thermowood-clad exterior.
The framed glazed door opens into a warm wood interior that continues the organic material palette. The glazed windows flood the interior with ample sunlight, and light-toned lap siding reflects this natural light to brighten up the space. The vinyl flooring mimics the knots of natural wood for added visual warmth.
The living room, tucked in the far left, includes a muted-slate blue convertible sofa and a small coffee table. The wooden ladder near the sofa lets you access the loft bedroom that is suited for kids. The wood-paneled divider functions as a privacy partition, shielding the sleeping area from direct view, and wall sconces provide ambient lighting.
The space-saving folding dining table with two chairs and an integrated seating sits near the sofa bed. You can keep small plants and décor items on the wall-mounted open shelving or use it to store tableware. A small pellet stove burner opposite the folding table keeps the indoor space cozy during the winter season.
The white wall cabinetry next to the dining table also works as the staircase. The wooden steps merge open cubbies for additional storage and lead towards the primary loft bedroom, suitable for parents. This primary bedroom has a double bed, a skylight roof, and glazed windows on both sides.
The bathroom is below the loft and includes a standard toilet, a narrow cabinet, and a vanity sink. The modern, glazed shower room has a unique space-saving curved shape, and the decorative tilework adorns the walls.
The linear kitchen lies adjacent to the wall cabinetry and has a wooden countertop with white cabinetry. The kitchen includes a sink with a black gooseneck faucet, a range hood embedded in the upper cabinetry, and an electric hob with 2 burners. The manufacturer cleverly merged bulky appliances, like the refrigerator and oven with a microwave function, within the wall cabinetry to neatly organize visual clutter and save floor space.
The Anna tiny house offers a cozy cabin-like living experience in its highly contrasting wood interior. The generous glazing visually connects the outdoors with the indoors, while the light warm tones of spruce wood enhance the organic aesthetic of the tiny dwelling. The multipurpose furniture enhances the storage efficiency and functionality of the tactile wooden oasis.
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