James and Kim have a super cool tiny house that can stretch from 8 feet wide to 16 feet wide with just the push of a button! Inside, they have furniture that saves a lot of space, and there’s even a deck that tucks into the wall when they need to move the house.
Their tiny house is 26 feet long and sits on wheels. It has big rooms, including a bed that folds up into the wall on the first floor, a couch for three people, a TV that turns so you can watch it from different places, and a fireplace.
There’s also a machine that washes and dries clothes, lots of storage space, and a huge kitchen with a full-size refrigerator and more!
The house is called the Nordic, and it’s like our 26-foot long Aurora model, but with a design inspired by houses in Scandinavian countries. The Nordic shows how you can turn our Aurora model into the tiny dream home you’ve always wanted.
About the Aurora Tiny House:
The Aurora model is a special kind of tiny house. It can get bigger with two expanding spaces that add over 120 square feet to the usual size. You can find the Aurora in lengths of 26 feet, 28 feet, and 30 feet. Even though it’s 8 feet 6 inches wide for towing, it can expand to 15 feet 6 inches when set up.
Features of the “Nordic” model include:
- A main floor that is 341 square feet
- A loft with a double bed, adding 33 square feet
- A ground-level bedroom with a queen bed
- A TV and fireplace that can turn
- Beautiful cedar trim around the windows
- Shiny finish on the woodwork inside
- A deck that is 50 square feet
- Big kitchen, living room, and dining room
James and Kim love to travel and have lots of cool projects. They run a tourism business on Vancouver Island where they rent out tiny houses and offer tours by land, sea, and sky.
Be sure to check them out and follow them on Instagram at Island Life Expeditions: https://www.instagram.com/islandlifee
This particular tiny house was built by Zerosquared Tiny Homes. You can see more of their work on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/zstinyhomes and their website https://www.zerosquared.ca
Watch the full video tour by Exploring Alternatives on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxZyTSBgr2k
