The essence of tiny house living advocates catering to the concept of minimalism on a large. However, the tiny house movement has seen a gradual shift from serving tiny to encompassing expansive and luxurious layouts. Yet, Shelter Wise, an Oregon-based tiny house manufacturer stays true to its core and offers mobile dwellings that are small-scale yet livable. An example of the same is the petite Salsa Box tiny house.
Sitting on a single-axle trailer and measuring just 96 square feet, the Salsa Box tiny house can be rightly termed a budgetary wonder habitat. The tiny house on wheels exemplifies craft and finesse in its simple layout and is adequate for serving a nomad. Primarily built for demonstrative purposes for workshop students, the house was later set up for sale purposes.
A green roof with a pull-down porch is a visual attraction for anyone who sets eyes on it. Salsa Box tiny house uses cedar, pine and fir for its exterior and interior makeover while it is ingeniously crafted for amplifying storage space. The inside of this mobile habitat makes room for a compact kitchenette, bedroom, bathroom and closet.
Upon entering, a central walkway draws a clear distinction between both sides of the abode. A compact, functional and moderately equipped area on the left serves as a kitchenette. It has a sink, shelves and storage space above and below the metallic countertop.
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Lying adjacent to this area is the bedroom that is marked as the sleeping area and has a queen-size bed that sleeps two. An overhead skylight and a window allow fresh air and light to fill the house. A toilet, combined shower and min-tub are snuggled well in the bathroom.
Wooden closet with numerous storage shelves, box storage ideas serve Salsa tiny house and can be used for displaying the belongings. The compact dwelling comes with a full 30 Amp RV hookup and RV water connection to fulfill the basic needs. Interestingly, Shelter Wise offers upgrades to Salsa Box tiny house for also serving as an off-grid dwelling.
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