This is a 238 sq. ft. modern tiny house in Chicago, IL.
It’s designed by Brian Crabb of Viva Collectiv.
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238 Sq. Ft. Modern Tiny House on Wheels
Photo credit: Viva Collectiv
Photo credit: Viva Collectiv
Highlights
- 238 sq. ft.
- Located in Chicago, IL
- 1 sleeping loft
- 1 loft for lounging
- Large Kitchen
- Bathroom
- Storage under stairs
- Named “The Modern”
- Designed by Brian Crabb of Viva Collectiv
- Art Direction by Jessica Canovas
- Built by Titan Home Builders – Robert Clarizio
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I scrolled through the photos before reading the text thinking… wow, what a great design. Then I read the text and knew why… another beautiful design by Brian Crabb! His work is fantastic!
How much price?
Beautiful! Where in Chicago is this located? Tiny homes in Chicago can be challenging, at best.
Ah, at last, a THOW with provision for a “real” computer as opposed to laptops. Nothing against laptops personally but they generally aren’t upgradeable and have teeny tiny screens. Can’t get by without at LEAST a 22 inch screen myself.