Vina Lustado brings these incredible tiny house plans for the Sol Haus, a tiny house design that made her famous, and for good reason! This 140-square-foot tiny house design features a traditional roofline but brings modern lines and elements that elevate the space.
You walk in through French doors into the living area, which has a storage bench and an office that takes up the front wall and gives you a perfect place to work from home. The cozy loft bedroom is upstairs and features a porthole window. Finally, you benefit from a galley kitchen and a compact bathroom. Could you live in the SolHaus?
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Light-Filled Tiny Home with Cozy Queen-Sized Loft
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Here’s a built version of the home with a deck addition.
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The metal roof sounds magical in the rain.
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The French doors welcome you inside.
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A lovely little bench sits righ inside, but you could put a small couch here.
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A gas fireplace provides ample heating.
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There’s an excellent office space for working from home.
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Could you climb the ladder to the bedroom loft?
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A two-burner cooktop has excellent views.
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A considerable skylight helps the cozy loft feel extra spacious.
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Open shelving allows you to store plates and more.
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There’s an excellent porthole window behind the bed.
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The compact bathroom fits a toilet and shower.
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Here are the elevations.
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Could you live here?
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Highlights
- Sol Haus Tiny House embodies simplicity, sustainability, and affordability.
- 140 sq ft of living space, fully self-sufficient, built on an 8′ 6″ x 20′ 0″ trailer.
- Luxurious features include a gas fireplace, operable skylights, and ample natural light.
- Large functional deck with seating for four, doubling outdoor living space.
- Interior includes a sofa with storage, multi-purpose furniture, and a home-office desk.
- Guest loft offers extra sleeping and storage space.
- Galley kitchen with a large sink, propane cooktop, and plenty of storage.
- Main loft sleeps two with a skylight and round window for natural light.
- Bathroom features a shower, sink, and composting toilet, suitable for full-time living.
- Adaptable design, built worldwide, including in colder climates like Nova Scotia.
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Happy to see Vina’s great tiny reappear here……it was one of the most original and beautiful tiny houses from some 6 or 7 years ago, and I still love it. My only comment nowadays would need to be that as I am now 6 or 7 years OLDER, I really would need to have a storage stair as we now see more often than a ladder, LOL. Maybe add 2 feet or so to the overall length and gain more storage/closet space too. That would be my only update!
I like the floor plan and the features of the THOW but not the ladder and the loft at all.
A lift up to the ceiling bed above the couch would be my choice.
This would allow to lower the roof shape for less wind resistance when towing.