I am a fan of Mid-Century Modern interiors; so naturally when I came across Midcentury Tiny House by Portland-based builder Tiny Heirloom, I wanted to write about it. The Midcentury tiny house on wheels is a beautiful compact dwelling that is a versatile abode for a backyard studio, short-term rental, vacation home, or permanent residence. It has modern appliances, sleek lines, a compact living room with an electric fireplace, a skylight, a spacious loft bedroom, and a cozy rooftop deck.
Built on a 24 ft. dual-axle trailer, the Midcentury tiny house is equipped with solar panels and custom features. The front door opens into the bright kitchen, which features an apartment-sized fridge, induction cooktop, wooden countertops, under-counter cabinets, sink, and storage loft overhead. A big skylight illuminates the kitchen space.
Next is a breakfast bar for two along a window. Opposite that is a dining table to seat two people. Past the eating zone, a compact living room is located. It is equipped with a big side table, couch bed, and an electric fireplace under the storage-integrated staircase leading to the loft bedroom.
Past the living room, a big bathroom is concealed behind a pocket door next to a built-in closet. The bathroom has a rain panel shower, toilet, vanity sink, and a washer/dryer unit.
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The bedroom is located above the bathroom. Accessible via the storage-integrated stairs, the loft has plenty of space for a king-size bed and bookcases lining the walls.
A rooftop deck allows the residents to enjoy sunrises and sunsets, along with the gorgeous vistas of wherever you choose to park your mobile house. Priced at $104,000, the Midcentury tiny house is a remarkable home for fans of the style and travel-lovers.
Where are these made? Can they be shipped to NH?
Hi Kim, thanks for reading Homecrux. This particular tiny house is made by Portland-based builder Tiny Heirloom. For shipping and pricing inquiries, you can visit their website.