The Sea Chord is a compact but fully featured tiny house that's suitable for use as a vacation home or permanent residence. Featuring a utilitarian space-saving interior that's full of storage space, the tiny house can run on or off-the-grid.
The Sea Chord, by Modern Tiny Living, has a length of just 22 ft (6.71 m), which makes it a tad longer than European models like the Midgard, but still on the smaller side for a North American tiny house. It's based on a double-axle trailer and is clad in engineered wood, with a steel roof, as well as an exterior storage box and outdoor shower.
Its interior is finished in maple plywood and has lots of glazing, including a skylight, which fills it with daylight, especially in the living room. This features a custom sofa that pulls out into a bed, and there's a useful retractable dining/work table to one side that pulls out from the nearby kitchen unit.
The kitchen itself consists of an oven, induction stove, steel sink, a fridge/freezer, and a stacked washer and dryer, plus a lot of cabinetry and steel worktops. There's a breakfast bar-style dining area for two that also functions as an additional workspace.
The Sea Chord's bathroom is on the opposite side of the home to the living room and is accessed by a sliding door. It includes a small vanity sink, a shower, and a composting toilet.
There's one bedroom in this tiny house, which is reached by storage-integrated staircase, and is a typical tiny house loft space with a low ceiling and a double bed, as well as yet more storage space.
The Sea Chord can either run from a standard RV-style hookup or from solar panels that are installed on the roof and connected to a battery array in the exterior storage box. We've no word on the price of this one.
Source: Modern Tiny Living
