This is an amazing 34ft tiny house with a separate industrial kitchen on one side with its own entrance and a residential area on the other side.
This custom tiny home was built by Tiny Heirloom for a start-up business out of Kentucky that makes and sells donuts. So on one side, you’ve got your commercial kitchen business, and on the other side of the tiny house, you’ve got your residential area with your own kitchen, bathroom, living area, and dual lofts. Pretty amazing, isn’t it? Imagine the possibilities! It’s a 275 sq. ft. tiny home without including the loft space and it was recently featured on an episode of Tiny Luxury on the DIY Network. Take the full tour and let us know what you think about it in the comments below. Thanks!
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34ft Tiny House on Wheels with a Full-Size Industrial Kitchen with Separate Entrance!
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Let’s Talk About this Tiny House! How Would You Customize it for Yourself?
Isn’t it great how they were able to customize this tiny house to suit their business needs? My question is, what would you have done with the space instead of having a commercial kitchen?
Would it be space for a separate office, writing space, a meditation space, a mini storefront, or would you rather just use the extra space as part of the home? Let us know in the comments!
Quote from the Episode on Tiny Luxury
Kentucky entrepreneurs dream of taking their doughnut business on the road in a Tiny Home with a service-ready, commercial kitchen. The Tiny Heirloom build team works to maximize space for both big kitchen appliances and a separate living area for each of their boys. Michelle brings the girls’ modern farmhouse style to life with rustic touches and wood finishes. (Source)
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OK, so that is beautiful, how much to have one made??
I love love that kitchen!! I want it. The window and breakfast bar outside. I love the rest. I will take that kitchen! Am drooling. I love to cook. My plan has a kitchen. It is on paper. Am getting antsy. Outside is awesome too. The ceilings and the floor. Love it all. I want that kitchen.
Wouldn’t be able to get away with that as a commercial type kitchen in New Zealand. Not a hope in hell.
Having food out in the open like they have on that stand would get you fined and food license taken away in New Zealand. Food MUST be covered at all time until served.
I forgot… bet it fair chews through the gas. Probably a bottle a day I’d think.
How awesome! Have your work and home in one space. It gives me ideas for my home and studio! Thanks for sharing.
I love the whole build. I especially love the ceiling and would love to know where to get that lumber
Where are they located? How can they get their kitchen licensed? This is something I’m hoping we could do, minus the living in there part. I’d love to have a tiny “food truck” without needing a brick & mortar. I wondered if using this build would be our loophole in the state of Tennessee?! Thoughts anyone?
Oh, that kitchen is to die for! The rest of the house is nice, too, but that kitchen… awesome!
No washer and dryer.
no dishwasher?
I’d repurpose the commercial kitchen to a master bedroom