The kitchen window herb box is one among a line of accessories that bolt on to the a steel exoskeleton to allow accessory attachments to Extraordinary Structures buildings. There are decks, awnings, storage sheds, vertical gardens, water catchment systems, outdoor showers, BBQ racks, solar battery packs and more.
In order to provide luxury in a tight bathroom space, Extraordinary Structures hand-crafted an ofuro soaking tub from white Atlantic cedar.
The Scandinavian vibe knotty pine walls are offset by smooth acrylic that brightens up the small bathroom and provides a futuristic contrast.
The acrylic lined bathroom holds a low-profile sink and a waterless toilet. Because the space is small, the mirror slides to the side to reveal the medicine cabinet.
A tiny house gets tiny art. Clean dishes drain right into the integrated sink.
In a small bathroom, controlling humidity is key. The ventilation fan has a hand switch and an automatic humidity sensor that triggers the fan at a user-controlled level.
The Kimberly stainless steel marine stove is a perfect fit in a tiny house. In this case, the steel hearth, runs all the way up the CNC wall panels to help radiate heat.
A single piece stainless steel countertop set on CNC-machined cabinets. What looks like an oven is a drawer refrigerator
The reading nook can serve as a felt-lined guest bed when necessary. The hand-built knotty pine door allows light from the spacious main area to fill the bathroom as well.
Modular storage cube stools are joined by magnets into a loveseat. Bookshelves at the back include a fold down writing desk.
Reading lights and USB power ports ring the bed. Hidden book nooks store reading material and provide space for a water glass.
The floors in this tiny house are end grain mesquite which are harvested in accordance with Forest Service land management practices by the Yaqui people in Texas and Arizona.
A small oven, a multi-cooker and an induction cooktop used in combination provide all the firepower this kitchen needs.
The minisplit air and heating unit controls the temperature no matter the extremes. An HRV ensures fresh recirculating air inside a tight thermal envelope.
A sneak peak into the small, but light filled bathroom with a handcrafted cedar soaking tub built in the style of a Japanese ofuro.
This tiny house is fully usable even when the Queen-sized bed is deployed.
Dogs provide a good sense of scale in a tiny house.
The wall bed is a true Queen-sized unit. The modular seating supports the bed so that its not in the way when the bed is down.
This tiny house doesn't have a loft for sleeping--that happens on the ground floor. This loft is a reading nook that's lined in thick felt.
The decking unit in front of the tiny house is modular and can be linked to multiple additional decking units.
The 22 gauge steel siding mounts on a steel exoskeleton. In time, it will rust, very much like a Corten panel. In the arid environment this unit was destined for, Corten was an unnecessary expense, but the look is the same.
Windows and front door by Western Windows are low maintenance and incredibly efficient.