271-sq.-ft. Porto Model by Polish Tiny House Builder

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I came across this Polish tiny house company and wanted to share some of their tiny house models with you! This one, called the “Porto” is one of their larger models. It clocks in at 271 square feet, and they offer both a basic and comfort version depending on your budget.

This particular version of the home has pine clapboards on the ceilings, walls and floors, which contrast nicely with the darker cabinets and furniture they chose to put inside. There’s a 3/4 bathroom on one end, and a living area with a wardrobe on the other.

This home can sleep up to 6 people between the two lofts, and the couch downstairs. Take a look!

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There’s extra storage over the tongue.

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View from the living area.

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Looking down from a loft (note the mini-split).

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The living room with a full closet.

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I love this cabinet color.

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Stovetop and oven next to high-quality drawers.

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Small round sink in front of the kitchen window.

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It’s awesome that they have a full wardrobe like this.

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That light fixture is unique!

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Slide-out pantries are such a cool idea.

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I like this kind of access below the couch, instead of needing to pull up the cushions.

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But the cushions are easily removable.

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Notice the railing on the staircase.

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LED lights so you can see up in the loft.

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The shed-style roof provides plenty of headspace.

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Looking into the bathroom.

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Hot water heater and basin sink.

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Highlights:

  • Fits 4-6 people
  • Two bedroom lofts
  • One ladder loft, one staircase loft
  • Fridge, oven and stovetop with range
  • L-shaped couch
  • Full wardrobe with hanging storage

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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3 comments

  1. Very nice! Just give me a regular sink in the kitchen (the round are cute, but not very useful) and I’d move in right away.

  2. I am not a fan of light wood everywhere, but the house itself is very nice, especially the cabinetry, and I like the loft space. It’s a pretty home.

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