This teardrop camper called Hütte Hut™ seems to be inspired by domes. Maybe it’s just me, but I think you might understand when you look inside.
At first glance, I immediately fell in love with the design. To me, it’s probably the best looking teardrop trailer I’ve ever seen. What do you think? It’s created by a company called Sprouting Sprocket Studio and I just think it’s super awesome.
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Dome Inspired Teardrop Camper: Hütte Hut™
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This is one of the coolest teardrop campers ever! It’s a tiny dome home on wheels!
How cool would it be getting to travel with this in tow? It even features a convertible canopy!
Images © Hütte Hut™
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Your right, I fell instantly for this design. Now how can I adapt it to my houseboat plan;-) hmm
Glad you liked it too Scott!
It’s easy Scott, Just build the hull as the roof!
Aero wise this is good too. If the sides were curved inward some, more in front than back, it could be aero enough to cut the towing vehice drag!! Thus better mileage done well.
This is mostly standard plywood boat building tech usually used for the hull, not the deck. One of the best looking, strong, light way to make mobile tiny homes.
The builder did a great job showing how to do it well.
Wow! It doesn’t even have a kitchen. The price is out of control.
That is beautiful . I agree the best looking teardrop I’ve seen. It looks so comfortable non claustrophobic just great.
Thanks Rusty!
I’ve always loved teardrop campers, although this seems to be lacking in some of the amenities of the teardrop, such as a camp kitchen, but the full bed space plus the headroom would make it so much easier to stay inside, such as in rainy weather. The website showed the same pictures as above, and I hope they will release more photos and details of this model.
Good point Martha, it is missing those key components (kitchen) although one might be able to get by with camping equipment but I guess that’s the downfall on this one. And I’ll make an update if we get more pictures available. I signed up for email updates to be alerted when more info is available.
Thanks Alex. This is simply beautiful. Thx also for your fast response to my question. The zen house I asked about has obviously gotten alot of well deserved attention!
My pleasure Kika 🙂
I’m not a fan of tear drops because they’re so tiny, but this design really overcomes the tightness. And as someone else mentioned, this seems very adaptable to larger tiny homes.
Thanks Marie! Glad you liked this one too 🙂
Beautiful design, but without the kitchen I don’t consider it a ‘pure’ teardrop.
Good point, Kevin. It does need a lil’ kitchen. Oh well. I guess we’d have to use a camp stove and cooler.
While perhaps not THE prettiest tear drop I have ever seen–my heart belongs to the ORVIS hand built one at their flag ship store down the road from me—this is very sweet.
If Bucky Fuller had a tear drop—this would be it!
Did anyone notice Hutte Hut’s price tag?
The “base model” cost is $63,900!!
I hope such predatory pricing causes such manufacturers to go out of business quickly.
Everything about this design is stellar cept for one thing, the price.
63 K…. are you kidding???
Yes beautiful!, but $64,000 sounds like California prices.
For that you can get a 28′ custom made tiny home on wheels,
WITH a kitchen and bathroom…….namaste’, rachel
Gorgeous! Personally, I want a bathroom, but this is ‘way beyond the basic teardrop.
This was just featured in Sunset magazine. When I saw the price my jaw dropped – $64,000! Yikes!
A fool and his money are soon parted:)
If these fools think people will pay $63,000 for this, I have some ocean front property to sell them in Las Vegas, Nevada for much less !!
That is the first time I have ever seen a teardrop with a bathroom in it! You head sticks out the top while you are on the toilet but at least it does have a toilet!
63 000 base price..for a tent..forget it
It’s an attractive and innovative design, but for the price tag I could build a fancy THOW and buy the land to put it on. Good luck to them
I know, my 17.9 acres didn’t set me back that much and has a cabin already on it. Other than that, it’s a beauty…
It’s as cute as can be, but with the price tag does it come covered in gold? Or maybe with a car, driver and gas for a year? I’d rather buy land and build my on tiny house.
A really beautiful design and craftsmanship. Certainly meant for folks with money to spare at $63K pricetag, but the concepts can be adapted by anyone.
The price excludes even my dreams about this trailer, but there’s nothing stopping any capable builders from making their own clones of it.
The canvas top is great for ambient light, but a hard shell option would be nice – especially if you plan to leave it outside when not in use.
I imagine the designers opted for beauty over practicality some areas – the front wood surface for a start. Minimizing the number of materials looks great, but the road is going to be hard on that side. Metal would handle impacts from rocks and road debris much better. The lack of any apparent door seals does little to convince me the rain won’t find a way in.
I absolutely love little teardrop campers and own one myself! I must say though, this little one is way over priced at a starting of $63,900!! Ours was less than 1/5 that with many more amenities.
Oh WoW, I have always loved domes & this has captured the feel beautifully, I would love to obtain detailed plans if available, PLEASE.
I guess a lot of you are not familiar with woodworking. This looks to me like something a handyman could plan out, spend $2-300 plus the cost of the trailer frame, then knock together in a few weekends. I had a small shop, 8X12, built for me quite awhile back by a guy who did them part-time. He prefabbed the floor at home, the walls, etc., then trailered all to my place. Working alone, he had it totally put together, and shingled, in just under 4 hours. His work time at his home was probably about the same. Cost me a grand total of $780. Could have gotten it for about $35 less, except I wanted a window in the rear wall. That was in maybe 1996, and the shop is still in great shape.
I’ve built a kayak from a kit, same kind of thing. With the price (omg) I will build my own version for a lot less
The salesman told me it was very expensive but not for sale. Why it was just a piece of old dirty-looking canvas with some gal’s picture globbed all over it. And I didn’t think she was real good looking either. He said her first name was Mona with a last name of Lisa, I think. Never heard such a stupid name. They probably would have tried to soak me about $7 or $8. Told my wife next time I paint the garage I’ll do a picture of our dog. She’ll like that.
All this ?- my feeble way of saying if you don’t like, don’t criticise. Just take the pictures above out to the garage and compare them to the one parked there that You built.
Beautiful, but $63,900.00 base price?