This is the Zilker. It’s a 24-foot tiny house on wheels by ATX Tiny Casas out of Austin, Texas. The home is for sale for $69,995, according to the listing on Tiny Home Builders.
It was built in 2018, offers 240-square-feet inside, and offers a full kitchen, living area that converts into sleeping space, full bathroom, a king-size sleeping loft, and lots of built-in storage. Take a look!
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240-Square-Foot Zilker Tiny House by ATX Tiny Casas For Sale – Austin, TX – $69,995
Images via ATX Tiny Casas/Tiny Home Builders
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How is lighting a tiny house different than lighting a normal room of the same size?
A normal room can be treated as one, fairly unified, space. It is used for a limited set of purposes. For example, a dining room is used for dining and gathering.
On the other hand, a tiny house no bigger than many dining rooms may contain many diverse uses in one space. The lighting can serve to highlight these uses rather than making the house seem like one unified (fairly small) room.
If you’ve decided against unnecessary partitions, then lighting can create the feel of separate, intimate spaces without physically chopping the interior up into separate rooms.
There are two basic types of lighting to consider: daylighting and artificial lighting. Last week’s post was about daylighting; today, we’ll look at artificial lighting and the ways it can work for you.
Artificial Lighting for Tiny Houses
Photo credit: Tall Man’s Tiny House.
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