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Here’s the latest Sebago model built by Tiny Homes of Maine for a client who chose a beautiful navy blue board and batten exterior and a happy yellow door. The 38′ tiny house is incredible, featuring both double lofts and a private first floor bedroom!
The main living space flows beautifully between a living room and an L-shaped kitchen. There’s also a large bathroom in the back of the home that can fit a stacking washer and dryer! What’s your favorite feature of this beautiful home?
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Two Lofts, Spacious Bathroom and Luxury Finishes
This iteration has some beautiful exposed beams.
There’s an L-shaped Kitchen and movable ladder.
I love the shaker style cabinets this client chose.
The hallway leads to the bathroom.
This loft has a skylight.
Beautiful lighting fixtures on the exterior (and interior).
Notice the ground-floor bedroom!
There are two lofts in addition to the first floor bedroom.
Highlights:
- 38’x10′ tiny house on wheels
- L-shaped kitchen area
- Spacious living area with cathedral ceilings
- Separate ground floor bedroom with a closet
- 3/4 bathroom area
- Residential flush toilet standard
- Ceiling fan in the living area
- Two additional loft bedrooms accessible via ladder or storage stairs
- This one was custom-made
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I notice that in the plans the lower window to the right if the door is missing. It sure looks better with it there.
A fabulous design, for sure! I love how open it feels and that it has a kitchen with good counter space and upper cabinets. I think you could even have a small island on wheels to add more prep space when needed and then push it aside when you wanted more space. I can see a few changes that would suite me better but honestly, this is such a pleasing space. One thing I might consider is to have simpler windows…skip the “panes” so they are easier to clean. I’d love to put an eating bar/office desk…perhaps the island on wheels would fit there and serve that purpose…under the one next to the door but that would mean needing that window would have to be a bit higher which would mess with the aesthetics of the entire exterior. You’d have to raise them all up or have the counter cross over the window instead of being under the window. Well, one would have to play around with the idea and see what made sense. Because it is a custom build, I’d eliminate the loft above the bedroom so it had a taller ceiling and then use the other loft for storage. Downsizing is generally considered to be a good thing but having the chance to store a few of life’s treasures to avoid the pain of ripping them out of your life (yes, that’s a bit melodramatic on purpose) would make living tiny so much easier. Like I said, this is a super nice Tiny and I could live in it even without my changes. Kudos to the designers!