The latest tiny house built by MitchCraft might just be the *perfect* tiny home. I’m not sure what it’s missing. Not only is there a bedroom you can stand up in, but the room also has a washer/dryer AND full closet space, so you can put your clothing away as soon as it’s dry.
Downstairs, there’s an L-shaped kitchen with a rounded table/counter for eating. The living room is both cozy and grand, with a bookshelf and two couches. There’s a storage/office/bonus loft. Oh, and the full bathroom looks like it came out of a spa! Seriously, this tiny house has it all. Let us know what you think in the comments.
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L-Shaped Kitchen, Full Bathroom & Tons of Living Space
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The color palette of this tiny home is amazing!
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View from the living room.
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Look how spacious the living room is!
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Skylights in the kitchen add lots of natural light.
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Four-burner cook top, with a convection oven underneath.
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That round bar area makes sure you don’t hit your hips on the pointy counter edges.
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Awesome cutting board over a trash can!
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I love the inclusion of a bookshelf.
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Yellow French doors welcome you inside.
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Steps to the bedroom have storage inside!
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A pocket door separates the spa-like bathroom.
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A rainfall shower head and beautiful sea green tiles.
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Mirror and basin sink.
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Time to soak in the tub.
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Little toilet corner.
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Broom closet. No wasted space.
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Up to the bedroom.
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Double bedside tables and lamps.
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The closet!
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Barn doors keep everything looking tidy.
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There’s so much clothing storage.
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View from the secondary loft.
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Pipe ladder up to that loft.
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What would you use this space for?
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Could be an office space or guest room.
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Cedar shakes and board and batten siding. Beautiful.
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What do you think?
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Details:
- 29×10
- $171,000 – 2022 Price
- 380 sqft
- Bedroom over gooseneck
- Closet with washer/dryer
- Hanging space
- Soaking tub in large bathroom
- Kitchen with all appliances
- Rounded table/bar/counter
- Built-in double sofas
- Extra bonus loft
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Wow, creative chemistries came together so well on this model.
This rang my bells to the best melody I have heard/viualized in quite a while.
There have been so many good THOWS presented in my mailbox it would be difficult to
choose one to live in but this THOW sure makes it an easy choice today.
Amazing how much an additional 2′ width adds to a THOW.
Excellent!!!
I’ve looked at hundreds of tiny home plans. Congrats, this is by far the best designed home I’ve seen. Great job, I archived it for when I’m ready.
Fit and Finish PERFECT, also one of the best color schemes EVER. It is very rare when my only addition would be a Mini-split. Although being a senior has limitations as well as handicaps, I would live in this unit as having it delivered to a site is very easy today. All it would take is winning the Lotto. Although the degree of Craftmanship cries out to me wishing they could do a proof-of-concept on my latest “J” Wall design 1.5 bath with the 30% cost saving center wall plumbing. As builders go, these folks are going to the top of my list. As I only need 5′ more length and 2′ more width and all with one floor and no loft I almost wish for an estimate, but again there is that Lotto issue. Out of Senior on Social Security range. But in another decade at this rate, this will be all that is available to 225 million families in North America.
I should clarify the Mini-Split. I can not tell if that is an air-to-air exchanger system by the sofa or a propane furnace..My Mini-Split has a heating function. And yes, I would add a dishwasher and Induction cooktop for Seniors. I might also incorporate a 1/2 bath stack W/D room in the area of the master bedroom corner.
Confirming … Mini-split is over kitchen, opposite entrance… Air exchanger also over kitchen, by open loft… And in that corner is heater…
Thanks, James! I never noticed those things. Good design work, huh?
Yes, quite…
Is it just me James or am I getting a great Coastal Vibe in this unit? I really think the additions would be minor and very doable to this design even leaving off the loft expense. That would allow a giant viewing window to watch the waves and soaring Pelicans….
Yes, great potential for great views.
I really like the colours of this tiny house. There is a balanced amount of unpainted wood. And I am crazy about the green metro tiles in the bathroom. It is light and airy. And good craftsmanship. I really like this house. For once there is nothing I would change.
I’m with you, David. This house is incredibly beautiful and very cleverly designed.
Great use of design effect to give the feeling of spaciousness. Really like the design. Love the color choices as well. I could live in this one very easily.
I love the colors, the tile, the light! I could forgo a tub, and perhaps put a small washer-dryer combo in the bathroom instead. Personally, I’m not a soaker. No dishwasher for me, maybe another cabinet or two in kitchen. Love It!!!!
With tax, transport and setup, nearly $200,000. Plus land or lot rental. That says it all.
Without a doubt, the price was the killer. I know, I know……there ARE people that can afford it.. Just not me or a lot of other seniors. Beautiful home though
Hmmm. . .what do we seniors on fixed income need in a tiny house to make it really comfortable, functional, easy maintenance, very affordable, and still lovely? I realize I have lived in a somewhat primitive (but comfortable) level in my tiny houses for the past ten years, but they have never cost me more than $4500 to build, and practically nothing for utilities. Even in the RV courts at which I have lived, the managers have often reduced my rent because I didn’t make a dent on the meters. Lol! However, I think I will try to design an affordable tiny house with the amenities most people desire for a price affordable to those on fixed incomes. Grant you, prices are so high now that it may not be possible. That being said, this is a lovely and cleverly designed home, and though it may not be affordable to most, it is affordable to some. We all have worked hard for our money, and whether we have much or little, we have the right to spend it on whatever brings joy to our lives.
No doubt this is “extra” for sure. A lot of the finishing touches in here are gorgeous, but luxuries and hardly necessary for a comfortable life. I’m sure those tiles alone cost 4x or more what a simple one-piece surround might cost! That said, it’s lovely to look at!
Oh my! This is sooooo pretty — has everything. Love the full bathroom with gorgeous tiles,
the generous closets and storage — the spare bedroom/office? It even has a broom closet!!
The only thing I would change is the pipe railings — otherwise I would take this one in a heart-beat!!!
Fabulous! Love everything about this model. very well done, and love that the closet is done at a half up level so you get the full height to stand in and get changed. The washer and dryer up there also is key as to being able to put away your clothing right after washing! Bravo! And I especially love the backsplash tiles in the kitchen and those dreamy tiles in the bathroom!
Seldom does a tiny home bring together all the sum of its parts and kills it. Absolutely amazing colour, layout, utilities… hell, everything. Now if we could just build these in New Zealand. If only…