Tim and Sam wanted to live a simpler life, so they decided to try living in a tiny house.
They named their tiny house Tiffany and fell in love with it the moment they saw it.
On their website, Tim and Sam share stories about their adventures in Tiffany with their cat, Oliver.
Tiffany has some special features that make it unique. It has a custom-built stained glass door and a barrel-shaped ceiling.
There are also two separate lofts inside. Plus, Tiffany is equipped with a Lutron Caseta wireless system.
Adam from A New Beginning Tiny Homes built Tiffany, a tiny house. It measures 270 square feet and is set on a Tumbleweed 24-foot trailer.
Tiffany’s exterior is painted light blue.
Inside Tiffany, the main seating area includes a custom upholstered bench and a matching footstool.
There is also a folding leaf table made from the same walnut butcher block as the kitchen countertop.
This table works as a desk during the day and as a dining table during meal times.
The stairs leading to the loft in Tiffany have sliding drawers in each step. These drawers are great for storing items that Tim and Sam don’t use every day.
Next to a bookcase that holds a few books and decorative items, there is a space-saving washer and dryer.
Although the kitchen looks small, it has everything needed to prepare meals. Tim and Sam cook on a 20-inch propane stove.
They also use a Cosori Air Fryer to help with cooking. A large farmhouse-style sink makes it easy to wash dishes.
Next to the stove, there’s a 10.3 cubic foot refrigerator.
The master loft in Tiffany mainly holds a queen-sized bed. There’s a 12-inch custom headboard that provides plenty of storage space for extra bedding and Tim and Sam’s personal items.
One of Tiffany’s standout features is a custom cedar wood Japanese tub, made from an old telephone pole.
This removable tub is surrounded by a 6-inch by 30-inch tumbled marble tile in an Amalfi subway style.
A pocket door in this room offers the privacy that Tim and Sam need.