One of the challenges of living in a tiny house is that it's awkward to host guests because there's so little space available. The Honeylion, by Modern Tiny Living, addresses this issue with space-saving furniture and a flexible layout.
The Honeylion has a length of 36 ft (10.9 m) and is based on a quad-axle gooseneck trailer. It's finished in engineered wood and topped by a bright red steel roof.
Visitors to the home enter into the kitchen. This contains an oven and electric cooktop, full-size fridge/freezer, a double sink, and quite a lot of cabinetry.
Further in lies the living room, which is likened to a Swiss Army Knife by the designer and has U-shaped seating for up to six people at a time. It has under-seat storage, plus some cabinets as well as underfloor storage. Additionally, if guests don't want to drive home after the dinner party, it can be turned into an extra bed.
The Honeylion's bathroom is pretty luxurious for a tiny house and includes a composting toilet and sink, as well as a spacious bath/shower. There's also a washer/dryer nearby.
There are two bedrooms in the Honeylion. The master is in the gooseneck (raised) part of the trailer and is accessed by some storage-integrated steps. This space is a bit different to most tiny house bedrooms as it has ample headroom to stand upright and the double bed is actually a Murphy bed so can be easily stowed into the wall, making more floorspace.
The second bedroom is in the loft. This is reached by a storage-integrated staircase too and is a typical loft-style tiny house bedroom with a low ceiling but it does have two single beds in there.
We've no word on how much the Honeylion cost to build but those interested in a closer look can check out the tour video below.
Source: Modern Tiny Living
