Wildernest Tiny House Cocoons Two in its Cozy Belgian Interior

Tiny houses are all about balance. They should be functional and equally aesthetic, and to put two traits in a single dwelling is a challenge many tiny house firms endure. Not Wildernest tiny house though! Belgium’s first-ever tiny house supplier Wildernest has designed a mobile habitat that is as aesthetic as functional.

Christened after the company’s name, the Wildernest tiny house measures 19.6 feet long and is firmly poised on a double-axle trailer. Finished in wood, the tiny house features an exquisite exterior with a front porch and an elegant interior with light-filled rooms. Entering via the sole door, visitors are greeted with a kitchen that is equipped with a two-burner cooktop, a wooden sink with a faucet, a mini fridge, and small cabinets to house groceries and other essentials.

Adjacent is an L-shaped bench with integrated storage that faces a dining table, which seats two. A tiny wood-burning stove placed nearby keeps you warm in the winter of Brussels. “We picked wood wool as an eco-friendly solution for insulation, and chose LED lighting due to its cleanest long life and energy efficiency,” mentions the company.

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There is no sign of a washroom, so it appears; you would have a take a Fold-to-Go toilet with you, in case you buy this dwelling for camping trips. Sleeping isn’t a problem though, as the Wilderness tiny house features a loft bedroom that sleeps two people with ease.