One-of-a-kind Coral Mosaic Sculpture Villa Tiny Home

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Here’s a one-of-a-kind tiny house built on top of an Italian villa in greater Rome. The house resembles a coral reef mixed with some mosaic-Earthship-vibes that make for a truly unique stay!

The single-level tiny house has a private bedroom with a queen bed, a little colorful kitchen with a mini fridge and two burners, and a 3/4 bathroom. There’s both a covered porch and a sunroom, so you can enjoy the space in any weather. Enjoy the tour below!

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Single-Level Tiny House: Living Sculpture

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There is a beautiful sunroom area on the front of the house.

Unique coral mosaic sculpture tiny home interior.
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There’s a mini-split to keep things comfortable.

Vibrant coral mosaic sculpture villa tiny house with artistic design and natural light.
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The colorful kitchen has a cooktop and mini fridge.

Colorful coral mosaic decor in a compact tiny house kitchen and living space.
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The mosaics continue into the funky bathroom space.

Small mosaic sculpture villa tiny home with modern bathroom design.
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The unique shower stall.

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Here’s the lovely double bedroom.

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There’s a covered porch area at the door.

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You can eat in the sunroom.

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You can also eat outdoors under the covered area.

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What a fun space! What’s your favorite feature?

Unique coral mosaic wall design in a tiny home interior.
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Details:

  • The house is on the roof of the villa.
  • It has its own exclusive entrance. The villa itself is within a large garden.
  • The house is fully furnished with private bathroom complete with shower.
  • There is a new fully equipped kitchen, plus a large terrace
  • Private bedroom with double bed.
  • A really unusual place in Rome. You are only 20 – 30 minutes away fron the city centre, and, at the same time, you have your own keys with an independent entrance from our main house. When the weather is good you can enjoy your breakfast in our private garden.
  • Boiler and a coffee machine for provide tea and coffee host provides
  • In a little fridge you will find complimentary cold drinks.
  • Bed linen and towels, pillows and duvet, shampoo, shower gel, handwash, hairdryer are provided.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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