This is the Contemporary Elegance Tiny House on Wheels that’s the latest from Tiny Treasure Homes in Arizona.
It’s great for a family (or someone with frequent guests) that has not only a downstairs bedroom, but a double connected loft accessible via a very safe staircase. The interior is beautiful wood and the kitchen has a stove, oven and large refrigerator for cooking family dinner.
Enjoy the photo tour!
Related: The Williams: Young Family’s Tiny Treasure Home
Tiny Treasure Homes’ Latest: Contemporary Elegance
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If you’ve been looking into tiny house sleeping lofts and wondering it wouldn’t be stuffy and hot up there you’re in the right place.
I like answering tiny house questions I receive from Facebook and Email here on the blog because then everyone (including you) can benefit from it.
Today’s question is from Michael and you can read it yourself below:
Alex, I love some of the tiny house designs in your newsletter, but one issue I never see mentioned is the terrible heat problem of sleeping in a loft with no air conditioning. Anyone who has gone up in an attic of a home in the summer knows you could not live in one of these small homes.
This is a great question and I’m glad he brought it up. (Thanks Mike!)
Isn’t It Too Stuffy & Hot in Tiny House Sleeping Lofts?
Well, I can introduce you to Dee Williams, who has been living in her tiny house (with a loft) for more than 7 years now.
But since she’s in Portland, OR heat is not too much of an issue for her.
So what if you live in somewhere like Florida? Or even New York in the summer. It gets hot.
Here’s how to stay cool in a tiny house loft during the heat (and I invite you to add your tips and tricks in the comments too):
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