When I think of awesome gooseneck tiny homes, I think of MitchCraft — they have really perfected maximizing space and beauty in the layout. Summer’s gooseneck seems to have everything: A grand kitchen that looks perfect to cook in, a washer/dryer combo in a wall of storage, and a bedroom/living room combo over the gooseneck.
Summer chose the most soothing colors! Sage green, natural light wood tones, and a bit of rustic barn wood here and there for contrast. There’s even a full bathroom with a tub for relaxing after a long day. What’s your favorite part of this design?
The latest tiny house built by MitchCraft might just be the *perfect* tiny home. I’m not sure what it’s missing. Not only is there a bedroom you can stand up in, but the room also has a washer/dryer AND full closet space, so you can put your clothing away as soon as it’s dry.
Downstairs, there’s an L-shaped kitchen with a rounded table/counter for eating. The living room is both cozy and grand, with a bookshelf and two couches. There’s a storage/office/bonus loft. Oh, and the full bathroom looks like it came out of a spa! Seriously, this tiny house has it all. Let us know what you think in the comments.
This is Chelsea’s 28×10, Dutch-door-entry MitchCraft Tiny Home!
It’s another gorgeous tiny home on wheels built with lots of customization, including a u-shaped kitchen, bathroom with tub, Dutch door entry, combo washer-dryer unit, and more by MitchCraft Tiny Homes. Check it out and let us know what you think about it in the comments below! Thanks!
I feel like it’s been awhile since we appreciated the “gooseneck” tiny house and all it has to offer. This awesome set-up is perfect for allowing a stand-up bedroom even if it isn’t on the ground floor. This great design by Mitchcraft Tiny Homes is no exception.
The lovely French doors open right up into the kitchen, which features a stylish Farmhouse sink, full stove/oven and larger refrigerator. Both bedrooms in the house are private, with a door and full wall. In the living room, the couch actually turns into another sleeping area.
In 2018, Heather sold her traditional home and later moved into a 380 square foot THOW built by Mitchcraft Tiny Homes. Heather spent more than a year creating hundreds of layouts for her dream tiny, until she settled on one that would work for her and her teenage son.
The tiny house features a private bedroom over the gooseneck for her son, and her own private loft bedroom on the other side of the home. In the middle is her spacious living room and kitchen, and a bathroom with a full-sized tub for soaking! Up above the bathroom, Heather has her own art studio for her lovely oil paintings.
Now Heather (@heatherdhansen) can work less and live more comfortably than before, spending $450/month on her rental spot with stunning mountain views! Check out the video tour with Jenna from Tiny House Giant Journey below.
Wow! This is such a beautiful build from MitchCraft Tiny Homes, with incredible craftsmanship on the exterior siding and tons of clever details inside.
At 32′ x 8′, this 256 square foot gooseneck is still road-legal without any special permits. There’s plenty of storage inside with hidden drawers and cubbies, and even a brilliant fold-down ladder to the second loft!
The buyer, Nicole, has a bedroom in the gooseneck where there’s lots of storage and space to stand up and get dressed. Take a look at the full photo tour below.
