This is Laura’s amazing 10-foot wide tiny house on wheels by MitchCraft Tiny Homes. Could this be your new favorite tiny house? I thought you might like the mudroom entryway – especially if you have children and pets. Super smart!
This tiny home is 10-feet wide so it gives you lots of extra space inside and it’s built on a sturdy triple-axle trailer. The house features two doors, one of them that takes you directly into the kitchen and the other into the mudroom which has lots of storage for shoes and coats.
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Laura’s Amazing 10-Ft Wide Tiny House with Mudroom, Storage, Full Kitchen, Two Entries, And More…
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A MitchCraft Tiny Home Built On A Sturdy Triple-Axle Trailer.
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This Tiny Home Has A Mudroom! That’s Pretty Special/Unique In A THOW…
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It’s so nice to have a place to keep your shoes and hang some of your clothes.
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Plus there are an abundance of cubbies, too!
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Going inside to find the living area, dining nook, and part of the kitchen.
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The bathroom is on the other side of the mudroom.
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Storage loft, built-in shelving in the wall. Very thoughtful design!
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What a beautiful fireplace, right?
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A closer look at it.
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Ceiling fan in the vaulted ceilings.
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Storage staircase to the main loft.
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The main loft hovers over the kitchen.
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I like how you can enter and exit the home through the kitchen, too.
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This door makes it super easy to air out the house after cooking, too.
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Built-in shelves and lots of drawers.
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A close look at the carpentry and tile work.
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Beautiful window and countertops.
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Do you like the teal cabinets?
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Wow, look at these drawers! I didn’t expect that.
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The exposed beams are cool!
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Did you notice the washer/dryer?
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This tiny house is super-awesome, isn’t it?
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I love this kitchen…
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It doesn’t get much better than this.
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Flip up table to extend your counter space.
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Ceiling hooks to hang your pots and pans.
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They thought of everything, didn’t they!
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The woodworking here is amazing…
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Storage galore in this tiny house.
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Flip-up tables and shelves are always useful.
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Can you see yourself in a tiny home like this?
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It’s built by MitchCraft Tiny Homes, they build some of the most beautiful custom tiny homes around since 2015.
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This custom tiny house is 10-ft. wide!
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It has TWO entryways.
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One in the kitchen, and another in the mudroom, on the other side of the home.
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The kitchen is super-nice and has everything most people could dream of!
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The cabinets and appliances are beautiful…
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Up in the loft, it’s very cozy, like a little cabin.
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There is built-in lighting.
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And built-in night stands with drawers.
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And more storage on the other side, too.
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Do you like this tiny house sleeping loft?
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The bathroom is located near the mudroom entryway, remember?
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This one features a shower and Nature’s Head composting toilet.
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Custom woodwork and storage.
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A beautiful vanity and sink!
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The bathroom has extra storage everywhere. And it’s beautifully done, too.
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The sink is so cool!
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Look at these cabinets!
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10-ft. wide tiny house on wheels by MitchCraft Tiny Homes. How long do you think it is? (Just want you to guess but I’ll tell you below)
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You can really see the extra width here. I love the exterior finish. And how about that triangular window?
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At this angle, just as beautiful!
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This tiny house is 26-ft. long and 10-ft. wide.
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It also features a micro utility shed over the hitch.
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Home sweet home.
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Highlights
- 26-ft long
- 10-ft. wide
- Built by MitchCraft Tiny Homes
- Custom-built
- Luxury kitchen with washer/dryer combo
- Flip up table in the kitchen
- Unique mudroom entry
- Additional entry in the kitchen
- Beautifully detailed bathroom
- Main sleeping loft accessible via staircase
- Exterior micro shed built over the trailer hitch
- Built on a sturdy triple axle trailer
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Very Nice , not the same old ,same old , great design and arrangement . I would have made floor/ceiling above kitchen a little longer but other then that and putting in real sink in bathroom . I it is one of the best I have seen in a while keep up the good work ,don’t follow others , get so sick of seeing boxes with two shelves for BDRM s and storage and no character no homeeness no originality . yours shows hope lol sincerely deb in VT
Need msrp to begin with…
MSRP is pretty irrelevant if they build to ones specification.
I love the mudroom!
I tried to figure out what to say about this house but unfortunately I could only come up with one word that really fits it. Perfection.
Thank U, Ms. Teresa Perdue. Y E S! Only one word for this jewel of a tiny house: PERFECTION!
tino pai!!!
Looks very livable. Mudroom is practical and layout is very nice. Seems to have taken advantage of every inch of space! Keep up the good work and unique designs!
What can I say about this THOW….. Love it! The master loft, the side table & shelve
I was wondering which color is the paint on the cabinets etc 😍
I love the concept.
Apparently my phone is glitchy & posted my comment b4 I was done. Love the triangle window. Love the storage in the stairs & the kitchen. Love the teal color. Love the hooks for hanging pots & pans. And the thing I like the best is that awesome wood stove. Where can I find one?
Look up Morso Wood Stoves, think this is the 1410 model…
Mighty fine, luv it!
Best tiny house yet! What is the price tag on this? How long is it?
It’s 26′ x 10′, pricing isn’t listed so you’d have to contact them to get a quote…
I really love this. Would replace with normal commode. The kitchen is clever. Room for storage. Colors is eye catching. Very nice indeed.
I’ve been looking at Tiny houses since before email was a thing. This is one of the best designed tiny homes I’ve seen, with only one modification that I can see for myself, that would be that the loft seems claustrophobic to me a bit. One would have to settle on a thinner mattress.
I do think the plan is appealing to me because of it’s extra width, I have not seen too many plans with a 10 foot width. I would actually consider this design for my build. No, I have not built one “yet”… bucket list!!
One could have an increase in height. All one needs to do is have top half extend, sort of like a cardboard box. So the out side would raise up when you are at your destination. Simple hydraulics would assist with that and would seal against the top. That way you don’t come a cropper with the law and get the extra headroom when at your destination. Simple as really.
I agree with you Eric. even back in the late 40’s and 50’s there were mobile home/park trailers that expanded to double height so one could actually stand up on both floors. Clever interior designing allowed that ability without raising the roof as well. I owned a 1957 Steward double decker 8 by 45 that was just so cool. 3 bedrooms and a bath and a half.
The option exists for Tiny Houses, a few companies specifically offer slide up designs. However, built to the standards of a residential home, with all the added weight, need to maintain air tightness, good level of insulation, added maintenance it requires, etc. puts a significant impact on cost involved above just the lift system, which is why it’s not a option you’d see used often with tiny houses…
That’s a good idea, Eric.
Very nice. The only thing I would change would be the drop-down portion of the kitchen counter. I would remove that and add a drop down where the table is in order to place two seat options there that can be used for eating when needed. Maybe that eating section could be 10″-12″ so to not block all the shelves there. But that is what would work for me not necessarily someone else. The extra 2′ of space seems to make a big difference.
This the first layout i really like. I’ve been looking for over a year now. Living room area doesn’t look like u feel like a sardine . I love the mud room definitely gives feel of back door so to speak and front door. The area for bedroom i would have a raised floor.
I understand for storeage but my 4 poster bed would fit sit high enough for storage under bed.
This TH is awesome!! 2 questions: What are the hooks close to the ceiling for? And #2: Could that shelf behind the couch fold down? Thanks in advance.
Overhead hooks in the kitchen are typically for hanging up cookware so you can just reach up, grab what you need, and start cooking…
It doesn’t look like the shelf behind the couch folds but that space is over the wheel well and it looks like they have a utility channel running along that wall too. So there wouldn’t be much point to folding it down… Though, you could enclose it and turn it into a storage cubby with pull up panels that otherwise functions as a shelf for a little more use of that space…
Very sharp. Love the two door convenience. Great mud room.
I love the mudroom. One thing that bugs me about tiny houses (and my own apartment, for that matter) is that your wet coats and boots are sitting right by the living room door very close to where you’re supposed to be relaxing. This house is almost perfect, minus a few tweaks I’d make if I were living in it. The kitchen is amazing.
I totally agree with you about mudroom and a place to put shoes and coats! I love to sketch my own rough drafts of the perfect tiny and it includes a broadside entry door and small cubby area with at least hooks for coats, and shelf for shoes, if not a traditional “coat closet”.
This has a nice, bright airy feel to it. I don’t like the shelf behind the couch. Maybe that area wasn’t designed for couch placement? Another stairway that needs a handrail. I don’t like the wood accents in the shower area; wood and moisture is not a good combination. I like the exterior look, but again, I’m not a fan of using wood for exterior purposes, due to possible moisture issues.
I noticed the shelf, too. Looks kind of odd. The problem is the wheel wells. It might look better with some items placed on it, as a sofa table, and place little woodstove closer to wall elevated on a platorm or box with space underneath for wood. Or do a custom sofa that sits on wheelwell. It’s a great design but with some tweaks, I think could solve that problem. Overall it’s a great design to start with!
Wow… that extra two feet makes a difference, huh? Terrific example and many features worthy of emulation.
Quick question… shouldn’t that Nature’s Head composting toilet have a duct attached to that tube sticking out the side? Perhaps it’s just not fully installed yet.
…asking about the Nature’s Head toilet because it appears to back against an interior wall. I wonder how easily it could be ducted.
A quick visit to the Nature’s Head website indicates that there are two ducts, one on either side, and either can serve as the intake/output with some minor mods. Perhaps it’s ducted on the other side.
I see a hose on the other side to the floor. Maybe that’s how its ducted out.
Beautiful!!! So many things to love about this little home! The mud room, the kitchen with all its cabinets and work space, the bathroom is amazing, the build-ins in the upstairs bedroom makes it so roomy!! And just love this color scheme!! I want!!!
I LOVE this THOW! The main changes are changing the toilet to a regular one and somehow moving the washer/dryer combo to the mud room. Where would you hang up your wrinkleable clothes from the dryer if the unit was still in the kitchen?
Can a 10′ wide home be towed on the highway without special permits for oversized load?
I believe in some states they can, and others cannot. Permits for oversize loads on the whole are pretty reasonable… but not sure whether average joe bloggs (or jo blogges’s) are allowed in all applicable states to do the shifting. Probably for a one time shift it makes sense to use a professional. Just make sure they have insurance.
This by far is one of the best layouts I have seen, great use of space and I love the colors. wish i could afford this!
Best design I have seen – have been looking for four years….
Well this is a nice house except I would have a mini split,RV flush toilet.
This tiny house is so nice. I would live in it in a heart beat. Well designed love the 2 doors. The layout is very nice and all the storage well done.
So glad you liked it!
Oh, this is too nice! It’s so beautiful, and I love the kitchen. The bathroom is arranged in such a neat way and is so lovely. I would buy it for the mudroom! Lol! Really great house.
Yes! I so wish our home has a mudroom
Three things I would change 1-handrail on the stairs; 2-the aforementioned ability to raise the roof for the sleeping loft; 3-flushing toilet. Otherwise, this THOW is super cute to perfection! 💙
Love it! A great double sink for washing and rinsing cookware is next best to a drawer dishwasher! 😉
Really like this a lot. They packed a lot of good stuff into 26′. My only dislike, if you can call it that, is the staircase. But I always have issues with them. Great home.
How tall is the loft in head room? I’ve thought about doing a loft bedroom but I need a little room also. I’d have to have atleast enough to completely sit up in bed and stand up without having to duck or crawl. I’m all abut tiny and saving space but you shouldn;t have duck or crawl in your own bedroom either.
From what I can tell, it looks like you can stand on the final step and have headroom so you can change, and then you just hop into bed like you would from your floor to your bed. But there’s not standing room if you were on top of the bed.
Nice want one now
Thanks for the featuring this home and for the detailed tour, Alex! This is a beautifully designed thow. I love the mudroom! I would change some minor things in living area, like hace tiny qwoodstove close to wall on platform with wood storage underneath to save floor space, but overall it’s an awesome design! Well done!