Tiny house with three sleeping areas and modern design, perfect for small space living and maximizin.
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This First Floor Bedroom Tiny House has 3 Sleeping Areas

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Wilding Wood Tiny Homes present us with their “OM” tiny house, a lovely 28′ foot THOW boasting a first-floor bedroom with a queen-sized futon option. In addition to the bedroom, there are two lofts for sleeping or storage.

The lovely galley kitchen has two-tone countertops and sits next to a dining area. Under one loft you’ll find the bathroom that has a laundry set-up inside, and the main bedroom is on the other side of the house. The house is for sale for $115K in Oregon.

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This Tiny House Sleeps 6! First Floor Bedroom

Tiny house with three sleeping areas and modern design, perfect for small space living and maximizin.
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I’m always a fan of green cabinets.

Compact tiny house kitchen with efficient storage and modern appliances.
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There’s a two-burner cooktop next to the sink.

Compact tiny house kitchen with three sleeping areas and modern cabinetry.
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There’s a ladder up to the secondary loft.

Interior view of a tiny house bedroom with a loft and multiple sleeping areas, compact kitchen, and.
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And the other loft is accessible by storage stairs.

Small tiny house bedroom with built-in stairs and storage cabinets.
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There’s a lot of storage here.

Compact tiny house kitchen with light blue cabinets and wooden countertop.
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More storage!

Cozy tiny house bedroom featuring compact storage and a window view.
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Here’s the back bedroom with a futon.

Cozy first-floor bedroom in a tiny house with three sleeping areas and wood accents.
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NOAH-Certified THOW w 3 Sleeping Areas 2
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View from the loft.

Cozy tiny house bedroom featuring three sleeping areas and compact kitchen space.
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Here’s the loft.

Small bedroom with large windows and built-in storage in tiny house interior.
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Looking over the ladder.

Cozy first-floor bedroom in a tiny house featuring three sleeping zones for versatile comfort.
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I love the little stained glass sconces.

Cozy tiny house bedroom with three sleeping areas and large windows for natural light.
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There’s a glass shower stall in the bathroom.

Compact tiny house bathroom featuring a modern toilet and a glass-enclosed shower. Perfect for small.
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There’s also laundry.

Compact laundry area with washer and storage in tiny house bedroom.
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There’s metal on the exterior.

Compact tiny house with modern exterior and multiple windows for natural light.
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Details:

  • This is a NOAH (National Organization of Alternative Housing) Certified home has passed all inspections and tests.
  • Our version of this home will have 3 sleeping areas.
  • A private downstairs bedroom with built-ins for storage and big enough for a queen bed, as well as two semi-private sleeping lofts.
  • The bathroom will include a washer/dryer combo unit, round corner shower, 42″ vanity, wall cabinets for plenty of storage and either a flush toilet or composting toilet.
  • The kitchen is a long bar type against the wall, with a built in salon/table.
  • This model is all electric 220v 50 amp service.
  • $115K.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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2 comments

  1. I like the fit and finishes. I am refining some Incred-I-Box model designs and this gives me lots of ideas. Although my area is for seniors mostly, almost any couple can fit it my designs. I particularly like how the metal roofing was used here.

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    1. On Incred-I-Box, just a heads up, but the changing economy is effecting the supplier of the panels, which means ITH will have to switch to higher priced full panels instead of the lower priced remnants they’ve been using.

      It remains to be seen if it will effect all models but downside is price will increase because of this change, amount not yet determines, but up side is it will eliminate the need for all the fasteners and allow a smoother surface that will be easier to finish and decorate. So will look more like a traditional SIP construction. The panels will also come in some different colors, which may effect how finish details are chosen to be done.

      While ITH is also making some design changes to accommodate the Add-A-Box option. Raising the loft a few inches to make room to opt to convert the window into a door, for example, for one of the ways the Add-A-Box can be joined to the Incred-I-Box…

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