Situated next to the sleeping nook and on the other side of the kitchenette, the bathroom was outfitted with efficient Hansgrohe fixtures and an electric water heater.
In addition to commissioning custom cabinetry for the kitchenette, Minarc designed its sink (dubbed RUBBISH) to have a basin made from recycled rubber.
The 128-square-foot the Tiny Hús and the stark contrast within its interior take cues from the landscape of the architects’ native country of Iceland: a consistent inspiration throughout their work.
The base model can be customized to include a washer and dryer, a composting toilet, and solar panel systems.
Clever Tiny Homes are permitted to be used anywhere RVs are allowed, and come with standard RV hookups.
The dining area can be transitioned into a Murphy bed at night.
The homes are available in North America, and can be assembled within three to four months of placing an order.
The added space at the end of the Paradise model was intended for use as an enclosed bedroom (as pictured above), but it can be made into a second, larger bathroom instead.
Priced at $225K, the 290-square-foot Paradise model is a larger, more flexible version of the Oasis. The addition of a loft is optional, and the extra room attached to the end of the unit can be made into an enclosed bedroom or a second bath.
Rungs built into the wall of the bay window provide access to the smaller loft.
The entryway separates the living area from the kitchen, the bathroom beyond it, and the lofted bedroom above. While this layout is fixed, Paradise Tiny Homes offers to change almost everything else about the home's interior.
Pictured here and in the top image, the Oasis model features wide kitchen windows installed over long bars made of mango wood. They open out onto a porch, making it easier to use as an outdoor dining space.
The bar placed between the halves of the half-moon windows is made of mango wood: an example of a bespoke riff on the original Oasis design.
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Madeiguincho's founder Gonçalo Marrote has spent a large part of his career designing and making furniture. Even though the studio's focus now centers on structures, their interest in fine carpentry persists in bespoke pieces like the table and L-shaped bench.
White finishes and light wood make the bathroom bright.
The bedroom has a row of overhead built-ins that match those in the kitchen.
Unsure of how to light under the loft, Monica turned to a friend from the gym who works in lighting design. He helped her with the design, the installation, and even gifted her materials.