One great way to design new layouts in tiny living is to connect tiny homes together. While this isn’t the first time this has been done, I’ve never seen one connected in T-shape. This new layout allowed the Ideal Tiny builders to fit in two bathrooms and three bedrooms in just under 400 square feet! This makes it a great vacation property for a family (or two!).
A deck creates a courtyard connecting the homes, and large French doors can open up and let the indoors and outdoors blend together. There is a kitchen and dining space inside, as well as two queen-sized bedrooms and one with twin beds for kids. What do you think of this design?
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T-Shaped Tiny Homes with Deck Connection
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Glass doors in the bedrooms open up to the porch.
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There’s a great little back wall kitchen.
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Here’s the bathroom with a shower stall, toilet and vanity.
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Another bathroom has a large shower stall and towel warmer.
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First of three bedrooms, with storage on either side of the bed.
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Second bedroom, with a large picture window.
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And the third one, designed for two kids.
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Details:
- 1 Tiny of 7.80 m (25.5 feet) and 1 Tiny of 8.40 m (27.5 feet)
- Single storey model
- Area of 35m² (376 square feet)
The different spaces:
- 3 bedrooms (sleeps 6)
- 2 shower rooms
- 1 kitchen
- 1 terrace (optional) to link the two Tinys
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Well designed and welcoming! Be still my heart, is that a dishwasher in the kitchen????? I think I’d choose a counter-height table so I have the option of using it for counter space when it’s not needed to seat multiple diners. A floor plan would allow us to see if there was room for an island on wheels that would add that same versatility but that could also be an option. I love all the big windows, too. Though not absolutely perfect, it is very livable and feels comfy. Thanks for sharing so we can all see ideas for our own living situations.