• Michael
  October 5, 2023, 1:22 am

  Although I like lift up beds and modern style tiny homes this ones seems to me not very practical for daily use. Climbing steps up and down to get seated isn’t comfortable, the tiny kitchen lacks storage for decent cooking and a wet bath needs a lot of cleaning.
  The best feature is the lift up bed above the seating area.
  It may be for a design oriented buyer who doesn’t cook and shower.

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  • James D.
    October 5, 2023, 4:50 pm

    Actually, the description states there’s storage space for additional kitchen appliances in the island. So there should be space for sufficient cookware. There’s also the additional wall storage towards the end of the black wall, the bathroom only takes up about 2/3rds of that space, which leaves the rest for storage. Along with the above loft that is shown closed off and concealed with the black wall that can also be used for storage as the elevator bed over the living room means the loft isn’t needed for sleeping space, except for guests.

    While that isn’t a wet bath, the shower is just in the middle and there’s a drop down curtain for the toilet space when using the shower.

    Besides, wet baths are actually easier to keep clean. People just treat regular bathrooms as optionally completely clean and really just ignore most surfaces most of the time unless it becomes visibly obvious, like with mold, etc. and only focus on the wet-able areas but a wet bath means you can clean all surfaces and don’t need to be careful of water damage or needing to use specific products to avoid damaging surfaces. Along with regular bathroom being easier for multiple people to use but wet baths are more efficient for smaller spaces. Just like sliding doors vs swing open doors, etc.

    The layout is actually similar to some European Flats/Studio Apartments, which the builder, Acro Architecture is a Greek company. Though, understandably, it’s not for everyone but it does work for those who don’t mind the steps and ladder for loft.

    However, there is the issue for people who want a large fridge and washer/dryer units, as space for those are missing here…

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• Donna Rae
  October 7, 2023, 2:09 pm

  Because this is such a unique build with an ultra modern aesthetic that is amazing but not my style, I wouldn’t change a thing. Someone somewhere is going to go ga-ga over this and thoroughly love it!

  A small notation for James D.: If you look through the photos and the captions above each one, the bathroom is actually called a Wet Bath. It is good to know that there is a curtain that can protect the toilet area, though. Thanks for sharing that information.

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  • James D.
    October 9, 2023, 1:01 am

    Nope, it’s not a wet bath. Though, it’s understandable to confuse it as it has some elements of one. However, keep in mind articles aren’t the source of the information and thus aren’t always accurate. While the listing only describes it as a bathroom and the listing is the source of all the information in this article.

    Besides, in an actual wet bath, all surfaces can get wet but any separation to provide a dry space means this doesn’t meet that definition.

    It’s actually a bathroom/mudroom as there’s an exterior door there and the floor drain extends there for that purpose.

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