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This is the view of the “greatroom” from the front door of the house. The uncluttered feel allows a small space to live up to its name.
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Facing the front of the house, you can see a creative vertical shoe rack and a small extra bedroom area—no space is wasted!
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There is even space for proper utilities, like a mini fridge, stove, and oven, in this tiny home with a big heart.
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Thoughtful touches in a consistent color scheme make the interior of this home feel cohesive, and smartly placed hooks ensure there is a space for everything, like the cutting board hanging on the wall.
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The Roost18 is one of Perch & Nest’s smallest tiny home offerings, at just 18' (5.5m) long.
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Even in a small space, this home has the luxury of a deep bathtub.
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There is cushioned bench seating by the front windows and extra storage space in the eaves above the porch.
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A comfortable staircase—more convenient than a ladder!—provides access to the loft sleeping area.
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The loft sleeps two and includes a skylight to keep the space from feeling claustrophobic.
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Unbroken vertical space above the kitchen makes meal prep a breeze and keeps the home from feeling cramped.
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A stylish storage nook next to the stove allows easy access to the minimal utensils needed to cook.
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The sleek black exterior of this 26' (8m) home, the Roost26, belies its bright and spacious interior.
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An incinerating toilet doesn’t look out of place in this modern bathroom.
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A subtle induction stovetop ensures you can prepare your meals quickly and easily.
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There’s no need to miss your favorite show—the television seamlessly fits onto the wall, where it won’t take space away from the sleeping area.
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You won’t encounter any of the annoying ventilation problems that often plague tiny homes with the open-air layout above the rooms in this model.
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You’ll forget you’re in a small space because of all the light from the windows and the white finishings.
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Giant front doors to a shaded porch ensure you can enjoy whatever weather the world throws at you.
