8×8 Tiny House Design by Kevin

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8×8 Tiny House Design Contest Submission by Kevin Harrington of Cozy Home Plans

This 8×8 tiny house design has quite a lot to offer for its size. There’s a couch that converts to a bed with drawer storage underneath.

The ottoman is custom designed to have storage and rollers so you can move it around easily. It’s also the same height as the couch/bed so you can prop your legs up and relax to watch TV.

The closet is 15″ wide and you can easily use this to hang your clothes and use to store other things too. In this design I’d install a rain shower head to avoid splashing into the kitchen.

There’s no cook top just a microwave instead but you might be able to change that if you wanted to. The shower is quite roomy relative to the house at 32″ by 32″.

I designed it so that you can use a portable and lightweight composting toilet for easy removal during showers. Then you can place it behind a curtain for privacy.

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The toilet is portable and composting so you can easily pull it out before you shower.

The ottoman below the television is custom built and is on wheels so you can also move that around appropriately and also be able to open the drawers under the couch/bed.

In the next few photos you’ll get to take a closer look at the really small kitchen.

Also notice the ceiling windows that help bring more light into the house and most likely would make it feel more spacious too.

There are plenty of cabinets throughout to store all of your things.

Kevin's 8x8 Tiny House - Couch Bed with Storage

Kitchen

Kitchen View

Here’s a closer look at the kitchen and the tiny little built in refrigerator that can be installed.

I think it’s essential to pick a door with some windows in such a tight space this way it not only brings in light but brings the outside in.

In the next two photos below notice how the countertop flips up to create more counter space.

This feature can not only be used for dining but also for preparing meals and also as a desk.

Not too bad for just 64-square-feet and no sleeping loft, don’t you think?

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Kitchen with Dining Set up

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The next few shots give you an aerial view of the house and it’s floor plan.

Since it’s only 8×8, you’re really limited with space. Plus there’s no sleeping loft.

This might get old for a lot of people because to use one part of the house you have to make adjustments.

For example if you wanted to get into certain storage areas you have to move something out of the way to open it.

A structure this small would most likely just be used as an accessory structure like a backyard office or a guest bedroom… Not usually a fully functional home.

That being said, Kevin did an amazing job with the design. What changes/adjustments would you make to improve it?

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Floor Plan of Kevin's Cozy Home Plans 8x8 Tiny House

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

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