This is a Steampunk Tiny House on Wheels built by Titan Tiny Homes. It’s one of their Everest Models.
From the outside, you’ll notice the built-in porch that flips up and down plus the beautiful french doors to invite you in.
Once you step inside, you’ll see the industrial design that may or may not be “Steampunk” to you, but it’s very nice nonetheless. This tiny house has a large kitchen, two lofts, a living area, and a large bathroom with stacking washer and dryer and a full size bathtub. Take the complete tour below and let us know what you think about it in the comments.
Steampunk Tiny House on Wheels with Flip Down Porch by Titan Tiny Homes
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You keep using that word (steampunk)
I do not think it means what you think it means.
Nice place otherwise.
Thay call that Steampunk?
Inconceivable!
No more Steampunk now, I mean it!
Where’s the steampunk? I’m confused.
I knew this was going to happen. Sorry everyone. Lol.
LOL indeed! Just photoshop in some brass and a bunch of dials and you’ll be good. 🙂
Thanks for all your hard work collecting such an interesting variety of designs, ideas, and choices and then sharing them with us.
I like the separate place for the washer dryer, there is space for a fold-away table to fold clothes on and room for shelves.
Steampunk? Oh… puhleeeeez! Dat ain’t Steampunk. Using pipes for handles does NOT define Steampunk. At. All.
Alex… shame on you! You said in a comment up there you KNEW that was going to happen… Corner. Go. Stand in. I’ll call you to come out in oooh, 25 years or so… lqtm
I follow Tiny House on channel 26 of “Cielo” from Italy, is more beautiful, and a good work.