Tiny Wunder House is a micro-dwelling manufacturing unit based in Romania. The small-scale tiny house company is run by Catalin who alongside his team builds mobile habitats in stylish designs and offers premium features. Saturn tiny house is one such micro dwelling coming from the warehouse of Tiny Wunder House that caught my attention. Boasting off-grid features, the 23 feet tiny house not only offers supreme comfort but even allows the user to tow the home for getaways.
Designed with comfort and convenience in mind, the tiny house features six photovoltaic panels with 2.2 kW power that helps you go off-grid. “Electrically is self-sufficient, you only need water and gas for the stove. For everything else, you have the photovoltaic system, which means there is hot water on the taps and also underfloor heating throughout the house including the bathrooms,” mentions the company.
In addition to off-grid capabilities, the compact home flaunts a gorgeous exterior courtesy of its wood siding finish with a corrugated metal roof offering you shelter from extreme weather conditions. There is also a fold-out deck that allows you to sit and relax outside the home and get some fresh air.
In case you don’t prefer moving out of the house much, there are double-paned all-season glass windows allowing both light and air inside. “From the upgraded windows and doors to the self-sufficient photovoltaic system and ample storage space, every detail of this innovative tiny home is designed keeping user comfort in mind,” states the company.
The tiny house features a gorgeous interior with white wooden walls and a slanted ceiling. To complement the two, we have solid wood oak flooring that adds durability to the house. As you enter the home, you are graced by the kitchen space which comes accoutered with a range of accessories and appliances from refrigerator and freezer to two-burner cooktop and sink. Not to mention, the custom kitchen drawers that allow you to keep your utensils and other essentials.
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Adjacent is the living room which features a wood-burning stove that will keep you warm in Romanian winters. It is equipped with a sofa that can be converted into a bed sleeping a minimum of two people with ease. Other than sleeping and seating people, the sofa also offers decent storage to the user.
Nearby is a wardrobe that provides ample storage to keep clothes and shoes. If you are a workaholic who cannot live without opening your laptop, there is a drop-down table near the door which helps add the ambiance of the office environment. The table can also function as a dining space.
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The Saturn tiny house has one loft which functions as a bedroom. Accessed via storage integrated staircase, it sleeps a couple of people.
Featuring a shower, toilet, and sink, the bathroom on the other end incorporates a washing machine, hence reducing the physical work required to clean clothes. There is no word on the price of the Saturn tiny house, but I estimate it to cost somewhere between $135,000 and $200,000.
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