The Amazing Ark Tiny Home by Zyl Vardos

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I’m excited to show you the Ark tiny home by Abel Zimmerman Zyl of Zyl Vardos.

As you might already know, he builds some of the highest quality, one-of-a-kind, artistic tiny houses you can find. And at very reasonable prices too!

Abel’s organization, Zyl Vardos, is a tiny house design/construction company in Olympia, Washington.

After just a glance at the exterior of this little house you can already tell that just about everything is custom-made by hand like an artist. I think you’ll absolutely love it. So please enjoy, share your favorite part about it in the comments, and re-share it with your friends below.

Zyl Vardos Ark Tiny Home on Wheels

The Arc Tiny House on Wheels by Abel Zimmerman Zyl of Zyl Vardos

Images © ZylVardos.com


Interior Sneak Peek of the Arc

Whimsical Rounded Windows

Curvy Tiny Home

Front Door Entrance

Awesome Custom Made Windows

Funky Windows

Curvy Tiny Home on Wheels

Images © ZylVardos.com

Learn more: https://www.zylvardos.com/models-and-pricing

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

31 comments

  1. Went to their site and looked at several other designs they’ve posted. These are jewel boxes infused with craftsmanship, artistry, affection and pride. Impressive and coveted.

    1. I would love to take more photos of the interior… but I haven’t had a chance to make another trip to Oregon, where the house lives. Soon!

  2. As you said amazing. Its not my style at all. However,
    it looks great and has for sure features which are unique for this size of home. For example providing day light at the upper walls is a good feature for cross ventilation and privacy.
    Not cheap for sure.

  3. I bet this model would sell like hot cakes Down Under. I’m always amazed by many of the elements in each Zyl house. the craftsmanship is jaw dropping and gobsmacking! I really love the ‘awning’ over the front door! And what about the curved glass inside… amazing. I love the swooping roof line; pretty amazing in itself and a never ending source of eye candy! Bravo! Another amazing creation! (Still want to see the interior pics when available. Thanks!)

  4. It reminds me of a bird ready to take flight. Very whimsical~. I love the round windows & the framing around the front door. Would like to see some inside pic!

    1. Considering the man hours probably used to build this, plus the sheerly beautiful craftmanship poured into it.. I’d say definitely reasonable, as each home is a custom work of art!

  5. Neat outside, but I need to see the inside to be really impressed. In short I was disappointed.

  6. Wonderful the craftsmanship is top notch but one of my least favorites … I’d rather buy a Townhouse for 80,000.

  7. I love Abel Zyl’s work. As for price, I would far rather live in a work of art that a condo.

    1. Liz,
      The interior is wonderful… but I haven’t had a chance to drive all the way out to Oregon to photograph it in detail. I only have a small handful of photos. I am a carpenter first… photographer, second. ; )

  8. I am the owner of this house. I absolutely love it. Unfortunately, I have had a great deal of trouble with neighbors complaining to authorities about alleged code violations. It may legally be parked where it is, but nothing on wheels may legally be inhabited here. Believe me, I would like nothing more than to share publicly many shots of the interior, document systems and so on, because it’s gorgeous, highly functional and innovative. But such details, in the hands of those who “won’t tolerate anything unusual in the neighborhood” (their words), would likely be used against me. I won’t risk it. Meanwhile it chews me up to read people complain about the lack of interior shots, as if Abel had something to hide. He certainly doesn’t. If you’re seriously interested to see or discuss privately, Abel can put you in touch with me.

  9. gorgeous!! totally shocked how many people are incapable of GOING TO THE WEBSITE TO SEE THE INTERIOR PICS-one can only hope they arent breeding.

  10. When the Architecture evokes the Organic Forms of the nature….The Door/Window is a real exclusive line of one designe style of high level. It is not easy to build a similar Struttura. Bravo!

  11. This level of craftsmanship and artistry is rarely seen today. I am deeply impressed. As someone already said, I would rather live in a piece of artwork than a MacMansion or cookie cutter style house. The Ark is a bargain at the asking price. I would order one today if I thought I could legally place it on my land. We need to work together to get building codes, zoning laws changed to allow tiny houses in every community.

    Shelley in Ketchikan

  12. Todd , so sorry for your troubles. I hope things work out soon. Liz, it is obvious from the exterior and other builds that the interior could not be awful.

  13. It is a very intriguing design. I see it as a work of art in which one can live. Looked at from that viewpoint, it is well worth $80,000. Many Tiny Houses look like a box with windows and a door. I do not find them particularly appealing. However, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I could not afford this kind of house, but the person living in it, is happy to have it. I would say he is living in a piece of artwork; and is fortunate to do so. It is a shame that his neighbors do not think the same way. If they lived near a park with contemporary sculptures or an art museum, would they be as rigid and inflexible? Personally, if a residence is well maintained with attractive landscaping, even if it is unique, I would be pleased to have it nearby.

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