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This is a 296-square-foot modern tiny house by Red Crown Tiny Homes out of Asheville, North Carolina.
Each design choice we make stems from the simple feeling we want you to have the moment you step foot inside your tiny space—comfort. With quality, sustainability, and a keen attention to detail, our team is looking forward to constructing a space that gives you the warm and fuzzies.
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Modern Tiny House by Red Crown Tiny Home Company in Asheville, North Carolina
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No sink in the bathroom.
Ladder instead of a stairway.
FAIL.
Move the bed to the main floor , below the sleeping loft and I can really like this tiny house. No sink in bathroom no problem, thats why plastic buckets were invented . Part of living tiny is living simple , at least thats what I think.