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One year ago Darin Zaruba of EcoCabins approached Andrew Morrison of Tiny House Build at a TEDx conference in Colorado Springs and since then they have created a wonderful friendship and partnership.
After just about a full year of designing, testing, and re-engineering, EcoCabins is now able to build you either a 24′ or a 28′ model of the Morrison Tiny hOMe on Wheels with pricing starting at $54,900 and $59,900 respectively. And I’m excited to announce that the first three hOMe models have already sold and EcoCabins is ready to take new orders.
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Morrison Tiny hOMes Now Available by EcoCabins
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Extremely gorgeous. Love all the built in storage. Litttttttle too large for what I’d like but a STUNNER nonetheless ☆☆☆☆☆
I like the original but I’m not really feeling this version. Somehow they’ve made the space feel a lot smaller (even with their liberal use of distortion lenses) by closing off the kitchen more and apparently extending the steps further into the living space.
You know, I think this home has a very “finished” look and I like that a lot. Rustic is good for some but not for all. The storage is wonderful. This is a home you can really cook a meal inside of because there is storage for more cooking utensils. I like minimal clothing but you must have room for a few extras for special occasions and there is a place to keep them in here. The bath looks especially nice. All in all a very nice home.
It is beautiful…but….same problem as the original design, only a tiny window seat – a bench for 2 is your entire living room to make up for the residential sized kitchen/bathroom and two-person desk area. I guess it depends on your lifestyle needs.
I like the brown cabinets instead of the black. Still modern but cozy.
Sorry–do those stairs lead to anywhere? I can’t make it out in the photos.
heaven or hell depending on who else is there
They lead to the master bed
the kitchen is a little too much of the space for my taste but overall I love the look of it. it’s just a matter of personal taste but I find the colors, trim, floor and built-ins really appealing.
LOVE this. I’m not much of a recliner, so this seating could work marvelously for me. Also, love the loft privacy!
Love, love,love it!!!!!
Would need a comfy couch. I am a readaholic, and need my reading space. Would not need such a big kitchen, and would do a downstairs bedroom. It is nice. ?