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What happens when IKEA does a tiny house? Well, it all started with an ESCAPE tiny house on wheels, and then they completed decked it out with IKEA furniture and decor. We talk about how much it costs to get one for yourself below.
It’s a beautifully built Escape IKEA Boho XL, directly from ESCAPE (the builder/developer). By the way, have you seen their new tiny house village near Tampa, Florida? You can get a tiny house there, and decorate it like this.
6/11/2022 Update: Escape has a new IKEA style Boho XL in production right now (it’s available to order). Check it out and learn more here!
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Escape IKEA Boho XL Tiny House on Wheels
An Escape Boho XL THOW Outfitted with IKEA Furniture And Decor!
Highlights
- It’s an ESCAPE Boho XL Tiny House on Wheels
- You can order one of these directly from ESCAPE
- Here is a link to the Boho XL model page
- Here is a link to their SALE page
- You can ask them for the IKEA edition tiny house if you ever contact them in sales
- The full tour of the official IKEA tiny house is linked below and available over at CURBED
- There’s a nice video tour of the house available there, as well as a virtual tour, check it out!
- You may be wondering, “Can I have one?”
- The answer is, “yes, you can actually order one from ESCAPE!”
- “How much will it cost me?”
- You can customize and order your own here.
Learn more
- Escape Tiny Houses on sale right now including for a limited time this IKEA Boho XL THOW
- The IKEA Tiny House on CURBED
- All of the IKEA products are conveniently listed for you here, too
- 3D, Virtual Tour of this Tiny House
Related Pages You May Like
- Check out this NEW Tiny House Village built by ESCAPE near Tampa, Florida
- Boho XL Wide Tiny House on Wheels from ESCAPE
- The First Resident at Escape Tampa Bay Tiny House Village (Part 1)
- Our Podcast Interview with Tim Mastic (He Moved Into A New Tiny House Community in Florida) Part 2
- Tampa Bay ESCAPE Tiny House Village, Now Open! (New Video And Latest Photos)
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Nice, lots of windows i like that. Reminds me of some of Frank Lloyd Wrights work.
Love this tiny home. Lot of windows. My former boss and a friend lives in Montecito, CA in a Frank Lloyd Wright home. Is a beautiful huge home. Yes this reminds me of his style.
There is plenty to love about this tiny house! I do see one change I would make and it is something I see about too many tiny houses. That couch just doesn’t look comfortable. Many don’t have thick enough cushions and others are stingy in how wide it is. Yes, it is a tiny house but I still want to be comfortable. Just a personal preference. Others may love that wooden bench with drawers because it adds more storage. Storage is good, too. Comfy should be part of the formula. Let’s strive to have both. The ceilings in this one are fabulous! Combined with the white, seems spacious and pleasing. So glad the exterior doesn’t have a swoopy paint job. Black is a bold choice but so is living tiny.
I agree wholeheartedly. Stingy seats, especially without padding leaves me cold, cold, cold.