Tiny Houses

Gallery: The tiny house movement's most tasteful interiors

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The Urban Payette tiny house with Elevator Bed has an attractive cedar ceiling
Tru Form Tiny
The Cornelia Tiny House, by New Frontier Tiny Homes
New Frontier Tiny Homes
The Cornelia Tiny House, by New Frontier Tiny Homes
New Frontier Tiny Homes
View towards the Coastal Craftsman's living area, by Handcrafted Movement
Handcrafted Movement
The Coastal Craftsman's kitchen has quite a bit of storage for a tiny house
Handcrafted Movement
View towards the Breezeway's kitchen, by Tiny Heirloom
Shelsi Lindquist
The Breezeway by Tiny Heirloom measures 8.6 ft (2.6 m) in width
Shelsi Lindquist
The Silhouette's living room by Wind River Tiny Homes, complete with a workout space
Wind River Tiny Homes
View towards the Silhouette's kitchen, by Wind River Tiny Homes
Wind River Tiny Homes
Living area in the Acadia tiny house
Wind River Tiny Homes
The interior of the Acadia has been fitted with fixtures and metal accents, which work with the white shiplap walls to create an industrial feel
Wind River Tiny Homes
The Laurier's mirror, on the left wall, can be pulled downwards to use as a table
Minimaliste
View of the Laurier's living room from the loft
Minimaliste
Inside the 22-ft Off Grid Tiny Home
MitchCraft Tiny Homes
Inside the 22-ft Off Grid Tiny Home
MitchCraft Tiny Homes
Hill Country Tiny Houses offers the Vintage Retreat tiny house for a price of US$98,000
Kitchen and master bedroom inside the Escher tiny home
New Frontier Tiny Homes
Dining area inside the Escher tiny home
New Frontier Tiny Homes
Kitchen and living area inside the RoadHaus tiny home
Wheelhaus
Kitchen and living area inside the RoadHaus tiny home
Wheelhaus
View towards the loft of the Tiny Adventure Home
Tiny Heirloom
Kitchen area inside the Tiny Adventure Home
Tiny Heirloom
Working away inside the Tiny House
Build Tiny
The Millennial Tiny House has two French doors that open the home to the outdoors
Build Tiny
Inside The Retreat tiny home
Timbercraft Tiny Homes
The Retreat's master bedroom
Timbercraft Tiny Homes
The Ondine's main living area
Baluchon
The Ondine's staircase has an alternating step layout
Baluchon
Top-down view of the Eucalyptus' main living area
Minimaliste
The Sturgis has a total floorspace of just 170 sq ft (15.8 sq m)
Cubist Engineering
The Ébène's living room/dining room complete with an L-shaped lounge
Minimaliste
The ground floor of the Ébène measures 360 sq ft (33 sq m)
Minimaliste
Daybed inside the Le Petit Prince tiny house
Baluchon
Le Petit Prince's wine rack
Baluchon
Visitors enter the Catalina into a well-equipped kitchen area
Tiny Innovations
Options for the Catalina include washer/dryer
Tiny Innovations
The City tiny house includes a sofa bed
Alternative Living Spaces
The City tiny house kitchen includes two-burner propane stove and microwave
Alternative Living Spaces
The Swallowtail's interior layout looks uncluttered
Tiny House Company
A mirror used to give the impression of more room in the Swallowtail
Tiny House Company
The Phoenix has an open interior layout that includes a spacious kitchen and living area
Alpine Tiny Homes
Living area inside the Utopia tiny house, which serves as a full time home for two
Living area inside the Utopia tiny house, which serves as a full time home for two
Baluchon
Less is more inside the Artist Bothy tiny home
Johnny Barrington
Less is more inside the Artist Bothy tiny home
Johnny Barrington
The Urban Payette tiny house with Elevator Bed has an attractive cedar ceiling
Tru Form Tiny
The Urban Payette tiny house with Elevator Bed has an attractive cedar ceiling
Tru Form Tiny
The Cedar House's bathroom includes a composting toilet and clawfoot bathtub
Timbercraft Tiny Homes
Top-down view of the Cedar House's kitchen
Timbercraft Tiny Homes
Inside the Vantage tiny house
Tiny Heirloom
Inside the Vantage tiny house
Tiny Heirloom
View towards the Coastal Craftsman's living area
Handcrafted Movement
The Coastal Craftsman's kitchen has quite a bit of storage for a tiny house
Handcrafted Movement
Inside the Pacific Harmony
Handcrafted Movement
Kitchen and living area in the Legacy tiny house
Heart & Wood
Bedroom loft in the Legacy tiny house
Heart & Wood
The Wikkelhouse can be used as an office, studio, or tiny home
Yvonne Witte
The Wikkelhouse can be used as an office, studio, or tiny home
Yvonne Witte
Living and bedroom lift inside the Kootenay tiny home
TruForm Tiny
Kitchen inside the Kootenay's tiny home
TruForm Tiny
Inside the El Gato tiny house
Alpine Tiny Homes
View from the bedroom loft inside the Ridgewood tiny house
Timbercraft Tiny Homes
A shot of the Ridgewood's clawfoot bathtub, showing overhead shower
Timbercraft Tiny Homes
View towards the Ridgewood's living room
Timbercraft Tiny Homes
Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses installed two sets of vertical louvers to offer a little privacy between the two upstairs bedrooms
Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses
The Pemberley's kitchenette
Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses
The One XL's kitchenette
Escape
Top-down view of the One XL
Escape
The Damselfly House's upstairs sleeping loft is reached by storage-integrated staircase
Zyl Vardos
The Damselfly House's kitchen also includes an induction stove
Zyl Vardos
The Nugget measures just 12 ft-long, yet looks quite roomy inside
Modern Tiny Living
Shelving inside The Nugget tiny house
Modern Tiny Living
View towards the bathroom from La Bohème's kitchenette
Baluchon
The interior of La Bohème looks surprisingly spacious, given its size
Baluchon
Plenty of storage inside the Kestrel tiny house
Rewild Homes
Bathtub with a view inside the Kestrel tiny home
Rewild Homes
Clean living inside the English Rose tiny house
Alpine Tiny Homes
Clean living inside the English Rose tiny house
Alpine Tiny Homes
Inside the Artist tiny house, which includes a kitchen with full-size appliances and plenty of storage space
Alpine Tiny Homes
Bedroom loft in the Artist tiny house
Alpine Tiny Homes
Inside the Denali, by Timbercraft Tiny Homes
Slideout pet bowls inside the Denali
Timbercraft Tiny Homes
Storage loft inside the Denali tiny house
Timbercraft Tiny Homes
Inside the Denali, by Timbercraft Tiny Homes
Timbercraft Tiny Homes
The Phoenix House is located in Kalapana, on the Island of Hawaiʻi, near the base of the huge Mauna Loa volcano
Smiling Forest
The Phoenix House is located in Kalapana, on the Island of Hawaiʻi, near the base of the huge Mauna Loa volcano
Smiling Forest
View towards the kitchen in the Fuchsia tiny house
Abel Zyl
The Fuchsia's loft bedroom, notice the space lost to the roof jutting down 
Abel Zyl
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Some say constraint breeds creativity, and a particularly pleasing place to see this in action is inside the burgeoning tiny house movement. It's a place where full-time homes are made to fit onto a single trailer, and a peek inside shows not just how crafty tiny home builders can be in making the most of limited space, but making things look good while they're at it.

If not a necessity, bedroom lofts are a very commonly used device in tiny home construction. They ask inhabitants to do away with any semblance of respectable headroom, but in return they make way for bigger kitchens, enclosed bathrooms, dining spaces and lounge areas.

We often see staircases leading up to these lofts put to use as storage cupboards and drawers for hiding away bits and pieces, which helps create low-clutter interiors whose orderliness defies these very tight confines.

Top-down view of the Eucalyptus' main living area
Minimaliste

And although the tiny living movement is defined by a willingness to do without the material goods and luxuries that accompany a typical lifestyle, you'll be amazed by how some folks strike a balance.

We've seen tiny houses with jacuzzis and large dining spaces, and those featured here make clever use of space to include gyms, wine racks, claw foot baths and four-burner stoves. And on top of that, they are stunning examples of tasteful interior design at work.

Jump on into the gallery for a look at some our favorite tiny home interiors.

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2 comments
MaxMcflurry
Unfortunately this movement doesn't work in countries with such tight planning laws as the UK. You can build them all day long but there will be nowhere you can legally live in it. Shame because it could go a long way to solving our housing crisis.
ljaques
I can't get beyond the overwrought, heavy, over-textured look and feel of almost all of these houses. Grossly stained woods, too much wood, heavy trim, everything just hits you in the face. YOU.WILL.NOTICE.ME, y'know? The English Rose house was a breath of fresh air in this gallery (not my style, tho), except for the gross stained beams and the godawful floor. I love the glass rollup door and glass french doors with no inner trim in some of these, and the openable windows in the Phoenix house. Everything else was too cluttered or tasteless, =not= tasteful. Ye Gods!