This is a Shelter Wise Ciderbox design tiny home built by Wee Bitty Builders in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.
Wee Bitty Builders bought the design plans to build the Ciderbox, but have modified the interior to create a stunning 20′ x 8’6″ tiny home. The home has been professionally painted in a slate, white and blue color scheme that looks fresh and modern. The loft bedroom is accessible via stairs and there’s space in the kitchen for a refrigerator and induction cooktop (plus any other appliances you like). Enjoy the pictures below!
This build is for sale for $45,000 Canadian Dollars (~$33,336 USD). Get contact information for the builder on the last page.
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Wee Bitty Builders Shelter Wise Ciderbox For Sale
Images via Wee Bitty Builders
Wow that wallpaper is stunning! Looks classy and modern.
Spacious sink and a beautiful muted blue for the cabinets.
Little bar area and extra counter space for food prep here.
I really like seeing curtains in a tiny house. How about you?
Looking up to the loft bedroom and back to the bathroom.
Another view. The grey exposed beams are a good touch.
Railing for safety and open steps for extra storage.
Residential toilet and great wide-but-skinny sink.
And you also get a tub/shower!
Definitely a beautiful home. It could be yours!
Images via Wee Bitty Builders
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Love this little Tiny House. It’s awesome when I was looking at the cabinets on the right side of the sink I didn’t realize that they were also the stairs going up to the loft. (Very cool.) I also love how they have a mount for the TV on the loft wall, on last picture on the first page. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
This is beautiful! They did a great job.
That they did!
Where is the cook stove?
looks like it has room at the end of each counter for a fridge on one side and stove on the other
I think it’s one that you would pull out from under the cabinet and use when you needed it 🙂
When confort steals the primacy of conventional homes, these are the results of simple elegance in living. Wall paper is an excellent idea.
Yes I don’t see wallpaper often in tiny homes but it really worked here!
Very pretty home… love the colors… and I agree with Natalie about the curtains – I don’t often see long curtains in THOWs, but they really do add a nice touch. My only gripe is with the placement of the loft… I always complain about this (sorry!), but I just don’t care for the way that the loft and stairs are squeezed over the kitchen and bathroom, the two rooms that would really benefit from more head room. In this case, the stairs even take up a good amount of counter space. Idk, this type of design plan seems to be the norm, and I’m not an architect or builder… soooooo… three cheers for no upper kitchen cabinets. Again, a very pretty house. Thank you for sharing.
Yes curtains are great 🙂 And yes I do prefer seeing the loft over the living room!
Thanks, Natalie! It’s so nice to see that someone agrees with me on that idea! 🙂
I hope to use this technique more often because wallpaper perform many functions: revitalize the environments, intonate the design with furniture, and create style. It would be necessary to carry out a serious re-evaluation of this element of furniture, in-reading vintage but also of contemporary decorations, not in total or invasive, but discreetly, as in this case.
Yes I really like the thought/use of wallpaper.
Not sure it’s wallpaper. I think it could be a stencil pattern. Classy look.
Oh it might be, Vicky! Sorry I jumped to conclusions on that one.
I just love this house and have contacted the builder. It’s smaller than I was hoping for but I think for one person and a dog, it might be just fine.
Great floor plan, beautiful touches and the wallpaper and small ledge above really was captivating, plus the curtains !!
I hope you have good luck with the company! That’s exciting 🙂
I sent them a message on the link you provided but didn’t hear back from them…had hoped to hear at least that it was sold
Hmm sorry Karin! I hope they get back to you!
Sigh, still no answer from them…