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This is the beautiful Texas Zen Single Loft Tiny House on Wheels built in Austin, Texas.
The home features a beautiful dark wood exterior, plenty of windows and the very popular shed-style roof that really opens up any tiny house. And yes, it’s March, but I love seeing the happy Christmas decor showing you that going tiny doesn’t mean giving up the things you love!
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Texas Zen Single Loft Tiny House on Wheels
Images via Texas Zen
I love how having just one loft makes the space feel so big!
The open stairs to the storage is different! Great for “big things.”
A real comfy couch and a beautifully-decorated tree!
Now that’s the good stuff 🙂
Yay for a dishwasher! I need one of these.
Beautiful open shelving with bright red holiday dishes.
This loft looks incredibly spacious! Love the horse art, too.
Just need some snow. Just kidding — No more snow this year, please!
Images via Texas Zen
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Sweet! Like the design, the lines and the colors. The images including a couple using this tiny house adds some zest and makes it real.
Yes it’s fun to see people in a tiny house!
I like seeing people in the space too because then you get a truly realistic representation of available space. Often we see gorgeous photos but the lens makes the space look twice as wide/long. These photos accurately show the space.
beautiful thow…anyway, dishwashers use less water than if you wash them by hand! i live alone and i am buying a dishwasher…i have grown children and grandchildren, that are always here, so i not only need it, i think i deserve it after working my whole life….
I’m still in my 20s and I think I deserve a dishwasher haha 🙂
Some of us enjoy worshing dishes. That Zen ‘chop water, carry wood’ business.
Maybe it has something to do with up to my elbows in hot, wet, and squeaky…
I envy you! 🙂 I love digging in the soil, but something about dishes! haha
Very nice open design! I did notice the handrail on the stairs to the loft ! Nice! only thing loft disliker me would suggest is a railing on the loft. I would have a porta potti on the loft too for those Midnight runs, but that is me , nothing to do with this great tiny home, As for the dishwasher, great idea too! Modern dishwashers are energy and water efficient , especially when run fully loaded, so I do not see this as a waste. Do consider how much water is used when washing and rinsing a load of dishes in the sink. I would be willing to think it would be the same or more.
I think dishwashers are the way to go! But hey, I hate washing dishes 😉
I like the draw refrigerator, it must be a subzero product which has a very hefty price tag for such a little space to refrigerate… But the quality is always good and I believe they have quit an extensive warranty if it should ever fail.. Nice to be able to have dependable appliances that you need not worry if they break down….
Yea I like that idea too. I’ve never used one, but it looks handy!
Ok first, those people make me want to be young and in love. First thing they did right was keep the floor low= more internal height = roomier loft.
Simple design, executed (from the photos) flawlessly.
Noticed they have a split sys air-com. I could not see the outside unit in the photo?
Jamie