Every so often a tiny house shows up on the resale market that you remember. This is one of those. The Adirondack by Cubist Engineering is a 106-square-foot cube of glass and charred wood that hides an entire bed underneath its own floor — and one of them is currently listed for sale in Dallas, Texas.
We first covered this design back in 2017, and the “secret bed” is still the thing people ask about. So let’s look at the house, then dig into how that bed actually works and where you can see it for yourself.
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This is the Newport by Cubist Engineering. It’s an 8’x8′ cube designed to put in your backyard to use as your office.
Inside, you’ve got a 9.5′ ceiling, french doors, and windows to give you the feeling of spaciousness.
What do you think about walking into your backyard to go to work in one of these? Not bad if you ask me! Enjoy and learn more below. Thanks!
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The Newport Backyard Office by Cubist Engineering
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The Adirondack tiny house on wheels by Cubist Engineering proves that even a 12-foot space can deliver both comfort and clever design innovation.
Inside this compact dwelling, you’ll find a wood burning stove for cozy warmth and a remarkable “secret bed” that’s hidden in the floor. When not in use, the sleeping area disappears completely, giving you full use of the living space during the day.
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This is the Sturgis tiny house on wheels by Cubist Engineering. It’s a modern 21ft tiny house with “a queen-size bed that appears magically from the ceiling,” according to the builder. Watch how it works in the video below!
It also features a unique trailer with removable axles and trailer hitch. Very interesting! Did I mention the remote control gull-wing door? Take the tour below and let us know what you think in the comments!
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The Sturgis Tiny House by Cubist Engineering
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