The Catalina by Modern Tiny Living is a luxury tiny house on wheels designed to answer one of the most common requests in the tiny home world: a ground-floor bedroom. Built by the Columbus, Ohio-based builder known for high-end craftsmanship, this model proves you can have both accessibility and style in a compact footprint.
What sets the Catalina apart is its spa-like bathroom featuring a full soaking tub, pebble tile work, a Nature’s Head composting toilet, and a washer/dryer combo. The gourmet kitchen includes an oven, cooktop, full-sized refrigerator, and custom cabinetry. A loft above provides a second sleeping area, storage space, or even a home office.
While MTL offers full customization on colors and finishes, the showroom model features a stunning sage green, grey, and rich wood tone palette that breaks away from the all-white farmhouse trend. Let us know what you think in the comments!
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The breakfast bar looks out a long bay of panoramic windows that all open up for fresh air.
The interior features grey accents, custom cabinetry, and rich wood tones throughout.
From the gourmet kitchen you can see the bedroom end of the home.
Beautiful pebble tile carries from the living area into the bathroom.
The ground-floor bedroom can be closed off with sliding barn doors for complete privacy.
Slide-out storage beneath the couch maximizes every inch of space.
Even more storage is tucked under the raised bed platform.
The bathroom is remarkably spacious for a tiny house on wheels.
The full soaking tub is a rare luxury in the tiny house world.
The entire bathroom has a spa-like feel with custom tile work throughout.
A ladder provides access to the loft bedroom above.
A huge picture window floods the interior with natural light and keeps the space feeling open and airy.
The pegboard wall allows for customizable organization that can change with your needs.
VIDEO: Modern Tiny Living’s Catalina Luxury Tiny Home Tour
Highlights
- Ground-floor private bedroom with sliding barn doors for privacy
- Loft bedroom with ladder access (doubles as storage or office space)
- Spa-like bathroom with full soaking tub and custom pebble tile
- Nature’s Head composting toilet
- Washer/dryer combo
- Gourmet galley kitchen with oven, cooktop, and full-sized refrigerator
- Custom cabinetry in sage green, grey, and rich wood tones
- Breakfast bar overlooking panoramic bay windows (all operable)
- Slide-out storage under couch and bed platform
- Large picture window for abundant natural light
- Pegboard wall for customizable organization
- Fully customizable colors and finishes available from MTL
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LOVE the bathroom. I’d like a tub like that myself
I like the inside… the outside not so much. The brown of the wood in the middle of the black looks so so incongruous.
I like the shape of it. The angles are appealing.
Love this house. I couldn’t live in it (cannot do tubs — cannot get up and down), but what a gorgeous home! I assume the board/s over the toilet are removable, or the toilet is on a slide — obviously cannot sit on it unless one or the other is the case! LOL!
The table over the toilet is hinged in the middle, which means it folds in half and against the wall. Kinda like those RV stoves with the top that folds back to become the backsplash…
I did notice that as well Nancy! I do believe the countertop flips up.
For us, extending the end wall three feet center the bed for walk around and eliminating the loft would be better as we are over 75. A simple two-burner induction cooktop with Convection/micro is a great setup, might also be a great spot for a top-load D/W sink combo…Fit and finish materials are primo…
The shape isn’t bad but for easier towing the lower end should be at the drawbar and the higher end at the back. However, I dislike sleeping lofts and eliminating it could lower the whole house and reduce cost.
Bar style eating isn’t my thing a fold down decent table with facing each other would be my option. Otherwise well done.