This is a 28′ Kootenay Tiny House on Wheels built for a family by TruForm Tiny.
It features a private loft bedroom with 4′ ceilings accessible via a custom-built, low-footprint staircase!
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Incredible 28′ Tiny Home on Wheels!
© TruForm Tiny
© TruForm Tiny
Highlights
- 28′
- Two Lofts
- Daybed/couch
- “Low footprint” Staircase to Master Loft
- 4-foot ceilings in loft
- Flat roof design on main loft
- Large living area
- Large kitchen
- Tiled bathroom with washer/dryer combo
- Beautiful exterior
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Really like this one. Love the lunch counter and staircase. Plus so many windows. Really really like! Well done.
Nice!
Looking for the fridge! Washer dryer?
Found them!
Where is the home base for this company? I checked their website and did not find anything.
Love their work, too, by the way!
TruForm Tiny (formerly Greenleaf Tiny Homes) is based in Eugene, OR…
There are some really cool features in this home. But, how funny is it to have a door in the loft when there’s an entire wall missing right next to it?
It’s probably just a feature so you can more easily get things like the bed mattress in and out of the loft but otherwise will always keep it closed…
Michelle….I believe the actual “door” to the loft is the large opening at the top of the stairs and the white section you’re referring to as the door is actually 1 of 2 privacy walls (separated by the opening). The long wall is pushed out more to allow for shelving(?)
And the shorter one pushing in more to allow for the stairs!
Not sure…but At least that what it looks like to me!
Now ~that’s~ how a loft/bedroom should look. Plenty of space, easy to close off and block kitchen/bathroom smells, zero possibility of rolling off the bed and falling 10 feet to the ground floor. Nice use of space all around…
logjam8, 10 feet?
Maybe if you were sleeping on the roof… The loft is typically less than 7 feet from the main floor, with a max interior height of maybe 11′ from the main floor to the highest point in the ceiling/roof…
Reversed lofts would keep the loft on the main floor and place what would otherwise have been below it above, set at about 4 feet above the main floor… While a split level wouldn’t be more than 5′ 6″ or less above the main floor…
Less than 7 feet can still hurt, though… So I otherwise agree, provided that it was the only safety concern…
I love the slide out bar, but where do they put the stools when not in use?
Probably either leave them there, they’re not really getting in the way, or stack them and put them in the closet…
I thought the same thing… they are stackable, and can be put in a corner, in the loft…even in the shower if you are having people over
Curious to know where you found the large round black ceiling light?
Cute!, Love that loft and the living room space. I’d love info on where you got the little side table in the living room that had the lamp on it.
love it😍!
I Think this designer really gets it, Michelle from Ca. that door and missing wall, In my opinion only Renee mentioned it but most did not really get it either that it is All about PRIVACY and it’s one of the things that makes Loft’s so unattractive, guests and even other family members look up the stairs and see everything that goes on up there, this way there’s acces but no open view, awesome!!!!
This Tiny house has sooo many great features I’m sure I’ll be using some of them!
Ed