The owners of this small house love the view outside. Wind River Tiny Homes built this tiny house, which is 32 feet long and sits on a gooseneck trailer.
The company is located in Tennessee and builds custom tiny houses. They worked closely with the owners to create their perfect home.
The house is located at a place with a beautiful view over a cliff. This was very important when designing the house.
The front of the house has just one window and a door that doesn’t let in light.
However, the back of the house has several windows to enjoy the view.
The outside of the house is painted in soft colors. The edges are painted with a color called Black Fox by Sherwin Williams, and the siding is gray.
The roof is made of black Tuff-Rib metal, which helps protect the house from the weather.
At one end of the house, there’s a cozy sitting area. The walls are white, which looks great against the dark wood ceiling and hardwood floor.
A ladder that can be tucked away leads up to a storage loft. A small wood stove called a Grizzly Cubic Mini keeps the house warm.
The kitchen is easy to use, with waterfall butcher block countertops and a stainless steel sink that makes cleaning quick.
White subway tiles are used for the backsplash, and the shaker-style cabinets offer lots of storage.
There’s a breakfast bar that fits two people comfortably. A cross-beam on the ceiling with accent lighting gives the space a rustic feel.
The bedroom is in the gooseneck area of the house, where the ceiling is high enough for someone to stand up comfortably.
There’s a custom bed with built-in storage for a comfortable sleep. Above the bed, there’s a skylight with a solar-powered shade that darkens automatically.
The bathroom has a Kohler Cimmaron toilet that uses gravity to flush. It also has a stylish river rock sink that stands alone and matches the wooden walls.
The floor is gray tile, which adds a nice contrast to the mostly brown room.
When you step into the shower, you’ll stand on a teak-wood platform. Underneath is a black fiberglass shower base.
A large glass window lets you look outside while you enjoy the water from the rainfall showerhead.