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This is the Tiny House 2.0 by Den Outdoors.
It’s an upgraded version of their original design with a modernized touch.
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144-sq.-ft. Tiny House 2.0 Plans by Den Outdoors
A Versatile Space in the Woods
The Tiny House that started it all just got a much deserved upgrade.
Den’s classic small footprint home with a modern vision influenced the distinctive style of our dwellings.
Living room storage doubles as a modern-day murphy bed, fully maximizing square-footage to get the most out of tiny living.
A kitchenette, full bathroom, and storage loft take this design over the top for efficiency and live-ability.
The Tiny House 2.0 has 144-sq.-ft. inside.
16′ length and 9′ width.
It stands approximately 18-ft. tall from the top of the foundation to the peak of the roof.
It’s designed to sleep two comfortably.
The sleek tiny home has a kitchenette and bathroom with a shower.
What are your thoughts on this design?
With a sleek and geometric exterior, the Tiny House 2.0 inspires calm with a full wall of windows to gaze out of while relaxing by the fire.
Highlights
- 144-sq.-ft.
- 16′ length
- 9′ width
- Sleeps 2
- Murphy bed
- Bathroom with shower
- Kitchenette
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Mini-split for heat and air conditioning
- Plans available to DIY/build yourself
- Or you can find a contractor to do it for you
- Plans start at $149
Learn more
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I LOVE THIS PLAN SIGN ME UP
Strange mine only a ‘ wider has so much more with a fair size kitchen and bathroom at 1 end. In my design we get to use both sides of the room vs this deletes 1 side for a view.
I was going to say add 4 more ‘ but then found out it wasn’t short, just arranged badly.
In general a great TH that needs an interior upgrade.
The Murphy bed being your shelving seems like a big problem; you’d have to clear it every night which kind of defeats the point of storage.
Also nowhere to sit. A clean design but not very practical.
Nice thing about plans… You don’t have to follow them exactly and can even make whatever modifications you want because either you’re the one building it or you’re the one hiring the contractor to build it and they listen to you…
Convertible Murphy beds you can opt to have the bookcase be sliding doors that slide to the sides before you lower the bed or you can have the shelves auto level and simply rotate as the bed is lowered to keep them right side up and avoid needing to clear anything. You just won’t have access to the books while the bed is in use.
You can also opt to make the lower part convert into a bench or sofa for seating instead of having the whole thing be book shelves or have fold away seating, among other ways you could do it… Choice is yours!
Love the clean Scandinavian lines, inside and out, and all the windows.
I’m picturing it as a guest house in my backyard.
No overhangs is not good, shelves on murphy bed not to wise… I would have a 1/2 loft for sleeping so I dont have to make my bed! and re-arrange daily