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Check out the latest tiny house design from New Frontier Tiny Homes. This one was custom-built for Ironwood Grove a tiny house hotel in East Nashville, Tennessee. So yes, you can book a stay here.
With a modern look and feel plus an extra large bathroom I think you’ll fall in love with this design. The living room and kitchen are on opposite sides of the tiny house, with the 9’x7′ bathroom in the middle.
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New Frontier Tiny Home with Extra Large Bathroom
The kitchen and living room receive plenty of natural sunlight through the skylights.
The kitchen is just a few steps up from the living room.
Cooking a nice meal here looks appetizing.
I love the simplicity of this tiny house kitchen.
Cozy living room with backlighting built-in.
The bedroom is at the opposite side of the house featuring a large window view.
Placed in the middle of the tiny house is the extra large bathroom with smoked glass to allow natural sunlight to shine in.
You can see New Frontier Tiny Homes’ signature built-in lighting throughout the home.
Luxury and modern wet bath with concrete walls.
There are two skylights in the bathroom to allow natural light to peak in.
Images via New Frontier Tiny Homes / Photos by StudioBuell
The rain head shower is placed in one of the skylights.
Step down from the bathroom into the bedroom.
A view from the bedroom looking towards bathroom.
An exterior view of the large bedroom window.
This beauty was designed with density in mind, i.e. in urban settings or specifically as part of a hospitality concept. To achieve this, we placed huge picture windows on the end walls and large skylights throughout the entire home. We did not include windows on the length walls to give a greater sense of privacy. The living room and bedroom are on opposite ends of the house. (It can be modified to have pull out sofa beds on both sides, like our Orchid).
The bathroom is definitely one of our favorite parts is the bathroom! It’s 9ft X 7ft, by far our largest bathroom yet. It’s a wet bath with a rain head shower in one of the skylights. And two of the walls are smoked glass so tons of natural light comes through. Concrete walls, a floating concrete sink, and custom tile floor give it a memorable aesthetic.
What do you think about the newest member of our family?
Learn more:
- New Frontier Design
- Ironwood Grove
- Instagram (@newfrontierdesign / @davidlatimer_ )
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The kitchen is a work of art. I love it! What a unique idea to use smoked glass for those interior walls. The entire house is wonderful. Great job!
Frontier is always building outstanding THOW without the common sleeping loft.
I like the style of this one except the wet bath. A THOW of this size and price tag should have a better one.
Otherwise well done.
Better? What exactly do you think is lacking in that bathroom?
James, I don’t like wet bathrooms at all because everything gets wet and it’s a lot of work to clean it up to avoid water stains. That’s why I prefer a separate shower stall which makes it much easier to keep it pristine.
Having a closer look to the pics, I recognized that it would be easy to get a enclosed shower area if size allows.
I understand that’s your preference but consider A) Just because it’s a wet bath doesn’t mean the whole bathroom is going to get wet all the time and B) You’ll still be dealing with water spots with a shower stall. Either way all bathrooms need to be cleaned regularly, which is usually easier with a wet bath because messes won’t always be contained to the shower and you don’t have to worry about damaging anything with water with a wet bath. Mind people with pets, dealing with outdoor messes, etc. can find that a considerable advantage.
So you may hate it but there are reasons others would not consider it lacking at all.
While curbless showers are usually considered an upgrade, providing easier access, ADA compliance, easier maintenance, etc. The rain shower is also not known for producing a lot of splashing. So it would not be as easy to wet the rest of the bathroom.
The bathroom is also not tiny, it’s a wet bath by choice! They just wanted a larger, borderless shower with higher end features.
So you can easily have a regular bathroom instead, there’s already enough room…
Wet baths or “water-proof bathrooms” are popular in China, Japan and Korea. Everything except the ceiling (and sometimes the ceiling too) can be sprayed down with the shower nozzle and cleaned up in an instant since there is a common room drain in the floor like commercial bathrooms and dorm showers here in the US.
Many have a seperate vent fan to the outdoors to rapidly dry/dehumidify the room after bathing in summer and in winter the bathroom door is left open after showering to moisturize dry indoor air. Some have radiant heating and even steam features to give a sauna-like experience while bathing. This would cause water damage and mold in Western style bathrooms.
Basically the only difference is that waterproofing begins at the door of the bathroom rather that at the entrance to the shower.
These large walk in shower rooms happen to be very convenient for people with children, larger pets, the elderly & the disabled.
Very impressive super modern — lovely tiny. Very s0phisticated vs cozy/homey — depends on what one wishes for — all in all — this model surely stands out to me!!