Sashi by New Creation Tiny Homes: A Shed-Roof Tiny House With a Queen Loft in Three Lengths

The Sashi from New Creation Tiny Homes in Grand Junction, Colorado, is a shed-roof tiny house on wheels with a playful roofline that stands out from the builder’s more classic models. It comes in 20-, 26-, and 30-foot lengths, from about 160 to 250 square feet, with a queen loft over the bathroom and a full-function kitchen. The home shown here is a 20-foot Sashi finished in dark vertical siding with a cedar band.

Dark vertical-sided tiny house on a dual-axle trailer with a shed roof, a cedar band at the top, and a bank of three tall windows on the end wall — The Sashi’s shed roof and cedar band, with a bank of three windows on the end wall.
Photo: New Creation Tiny Homes / newcreationtinyhomes.com

A Modern Roofline

The shed roof gives the Sashi a modern, angular look. The standard build uses vinyl siding, a metal roof, white Low-E argon-filled windows, and a 30-inch full-glass entry door, while the home pictured mixes dark vertical siding with warm horizontal cedar.

Corner of a tiny house with horizontal cedar siding meeting dark vertical siding under a projecting metal roof overhang — Cedar siding meets the dark vertical siding under the roof overhang.
Photo: New Creation Tiny Homes / newcreationtinyhomes.com

A Bright Living Area

Inside, the standard finish is painted sheetrock walls with a natural pine tongue-and-groove ceiling, plus barn-style doors and central wall heat. The home shown has shiplap-style walls, and a sofa fits neatly under a triple window.

Gray sofa with plaid pillows under a triple window, white shiplap-style walls, and wood-look plank floor — The living area, with a sofa under the triple window.
Photo: New Creation Tiny Homes / newcreationtinyhomes.com

A Full-Function Kitchen

New Creation describes the kitchen as full-function, with a large fridge, a two-burner induction cooktop, and lots of storage. The standard package includes white base cabinets, open shelving, and a stainless sink. This one adds two popular upgrades, a farm sink and butcher block counters, plus a small bar counter by the stairs.

Kitchen with a white farm sink and black faucet, butcher block counters, gray lower cabinets, a two-burner cooktop, open shelves, a stainless refrigerator, and a wood barn door — The kitchen as shown, with the farm sink and butcher block counters from the upgrade list.
Photo: New Creation Tiny Homes / newcreationtinyhomes.com

Open-riser wood and black steel stairs beside a small bar counter with two stools, a stainless refrigerator, and a wood barn door — Open-riser stairs, a bar counter with stools, the fridge, and the barn door.
Photo: New Creation Tiny Homes / newcreationtinyhomes.com

Gray open shelves with mugs and dishes on white shiplap-style walls above a butcher block counter — Open shelving in the kitchen.
Photo: New Creation Tiny Homes / newcreationtinyhomes.com

A Queen Loft Over the Bath

Open-riser stairs lead up to a queen-size loft that sits over the bathroom. The ceiling is low, so it’s a place for sleeping and sitting up rather than standing.

Edge of a sleeping loft with a bed and side table, seen from below, under a white tongue-and-groove ceiling — The loft seen from below.
Photo: New Creation Tiny Homes / newcreationtinyhomes.com

Queen bed with a gray upholstered headboard in a loft under a low white plank ceiling, with a wire side table — The queen loft. The ceiling is low, so this is a sit-up space, not a stand-up one.
Photo: New Creation Tiny Homes / newcreationtinyhomes.com

The Bathroom and Laundry

The standard bath has a two-drawer vanity, a 36-inch glass-enclosed shower, a flush toilet, and a propane tankless water heater. This build also has a laundry nook with a front-load washer.

Bathroom with a gray vanity and white sink, black faucet, framed mirror, three-light fixture, a window, and a toilet — The bathroom as shown, with a gray vanity and black fixtures.
Photo: New Creation Tiny Homes / newcreationtinyhomes.com

Front-load washer under a butcher block shelf with baskets and a plant, beside a wood hamper — A laundry nook with a front-load washer under a butcher block shelf.
Photo: New Creation Tiny Homes / newcreationtinyhomes.com

Build It Yourself Option

For DIYers, New Creation also sells Sashi shells in all three lengths, in Basic and Deluxe versions, so you can do the interior finish work yourself. A shell is a starting point, not a move-in-ready home.

Design Details

Builder: New Creation Tiny Homes, Grand Junction, Colorado
Model: Sashi, shed-roof tiny house on wheels
Lengths: 20′, 26′, or 30′; 8.5′ wide; about 160 to 250 sq ft
Sleeps: 1 to 6
Layout: living area, kitchen, bathroom, queen loft over the bath
Kitchen: two-burner induction cooktop, fridge sized to the layout, open shelving, stainless sink
Bathroom: two-drawer vanity, 36″ glass shower, flush toilet, propane tankless water heater
Upgrades include: farm sink, butcher block counters, other wall finishes, radiant floor heat, laundry, custom built-ins
Prices: 20′ starts at $84,950 (single loft); 26′ starts at $94,975; 30′ starts at $124,950
DIY shells: Basic $24,500 to $30,500; Deluxe $40,000 to $46,000, depending on length
Delivery: within the continental U.S., or pick up

What Makes This Build Special

A shed roof that gives the Sashi a modern look.
Three lengths, so you can size it to your needs and budget.
A queen loft and a full kitchen even in the 20-foot version.
Shell options for DIYers who want to finish it themselves.

For another home from this builder, see New Creation’s 26-foot tiny home with a first-floor bedroom. Looking for more options? Check out our Best Tiny House Builders Guide.

Learn More

The Sashi by New Creation Tiny Homes
Model page: newcreationtinyhomes.com/sashi
DIY shells: newcreationtinyhomes.com
Book a call or visit: newcreationtinyhomes.com/book-online
Instagram: @newcreationtinyhomes
Photos: New Creation Tiny Homes. Pricing as listed in October 2026.

Highlights

Shed-roof tiny house on wheels from Colorado
20′, 26′, and 30′ lengths
Queen loft over the bathroom
Induction cooktop kitchen with open shelving
DIY shell versions available

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