This is the latest custom build from Truform Tiny and I’m drooling over the kitchen! If money hadn’t been a concern I would have definitely put copper counter tops and a stone farmhouse sink in my own home – I first experienced a stone sink at the Coperthwaite Yurt I stayed in last summer and I’ve been wanting one ever since!
Their client wanted an off-grid coastal escape from fire smoke out of California and Oregon and spared no expense in creating her dream tiny home. Another awesome feature is the wrap-around couch/dining area that transforms into a guest bed! She chose a split shower and toilet/sink area, like we often see in school bus conversions, with a mudroom in between.
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Check Out the Kitchen in this Truform Tiny Custom Coastal Escape
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Wow! Look at the deck leading into the home.
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What a neat window into the loft area!
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Here it is! Copper counter tops and a stone farmhouse sink!
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Look at that seating area! The windows are stunning.
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I think we all need one of these swings.
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There’s a chalkboard wall for writing notes.
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The washer-dryer combo and fridge/freezer are under the stairs.
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When you walk in, the toilet/sink is on the right.
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The mini wood-burning stove is also on my dream list!
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How cool is this induction cook top in a drawer (it doesn’t emit heat, so it’s safe, we promise!)
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What a lovely place to host guests.
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The shower is on the left of the entryway.
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Another look at the shower.
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Look at that cute sink.
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Composting toilet so she can be fully off-grid
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Closet up in the loft bedroom. Also a skylight!
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How cute are the shutters?
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What do you think?
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Highlights:
- 24 ft custom model
- Solar ready
- Composting toilet
- Wood stove
- Low draw electrical fixtures and appliances
- Custom shutters
- Authentic burned cypress siding made and shipped from Japan
- Shutters protect the tiny from weather and intruders
- Concrete and hooks tie tiny to ground
- Induction stove (in a drawer in the kitchen because it doesn’t emit heat)
- Split bathroom with mudroom in the center
- Copper countertops
- Lifted storage table with a wrap around bench (converts into a bed)
- No VOC materials
- EMF sensitive electrical configurations
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wow! What a wonderful home. I love everything about it.
I see that the skylight over the bed has a retractable shade, which I haven’t seen in some other tiny houses. It’s a good idea. I would definitely want a shade to keep the sun out sometimes. The pull-out cooktop is clever, though I’d prefer more space for cooking. The sitting/dining looks inviting. Very comfortable and appealing, overall. I hope the owner has lots fun with this, but doesn’t have to flee smoke too often.
I’m not a fan of loft bedrooms – mostly because access is sooooo dodgy with arthritic knees! But this has a stair with railing – instead of ladder or open stairs. I don’t need a big kitchen – two burners and a micro/oven combo would suit everything I do. As for the copper counter, cool looking but dang, I’d ding it something fierce. And the seating, hmm. I like the under storage but that’s a big rise from floor to platform without railings or support. Just something I’d want to add. But that’s the advantage of custom build – you get the place that suits you. But for ideas – this has some nice ones to add to the wish folder.