You won’t believe the interior!
Ok, have we seen it all? I’m beginning to think so!
The imagination of these designers (Rock Mountain Tiny Homes) has really broken the mold.
Straight out of something Tolkien may have written, these tiny houses are lovingly made out of
school buses and crafted cleverly into fully functioning tiny homes with wrap around decks,
hardwood floors, a kitchen with a ton of counter space and surprisingly a full bathroom as well!
No space goes to waste in these tiny homes, the stairs double as storage with built in cabinets, the
kitchen sink can be covered to create more counter space and there is a pullout pantry so there is
lots and lots of storage for dry and canned goods. The adorable bathroom is really appealing, with
modern features and lots of window space for a sunny look out, wherever you may end up parking
this tiny home! Every detail is lovingly crafted. The furniture is beautifully made and cleverly
designed so that a breakfast nook becomes a dining table for four and when its not needed, just
tucks away to keep a lovely feeling of spaciousness.
Now that’s clever in a home that is just 208
square feet!
The surprises don’t stop there – as you go up the stairs to the sleeping area, you’ll find a loft with
plenty of space for twin beds and storage on one side and another sleeping area with enough
room for a king bed plus more floor space, and both sleeping areas connected by an ingenious
plexi-glass walkway that keeps the light open feel of the home and makes for a really unique birds
eye view of the home from above. The kids will love it!
One of the most unique features of this home though, is, of course, the wavy shape of the roof,
which allows for more space and additional windows in the house but gives it that unique appeal
that really makes this tiny home stand out. According to the designers this particular house (The
Pequod Tiny House) was “very challenging and time consuming to execute” but we think it was
worth it! This really is a unique and charming tiny house, what do you think?
