Tiny House
By Happy Jasta · 18 September, 2024
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Multi-functional and folding furniture can be of great utility in tiny houses. This tiny house uses a Murphy bed that retracts back into the wall after use to save space.
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This tiny house creatively utilizes the space under the floor with built-in compartments. It creates storage for items that are not used frequently.
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If you want to maximize storage, nothing can be better than seating. This tiny house has a U-shaped seating area with built-in drawers for storage.
Image: Vagabond haven
Elevated platform beds with built-in storage are a great solution to enjoy a ground-floor bedroom. This tiny house shows how functional these high-profile beds can be.
Image: Mustard Seed Tiny Homes
Tiny houses with lofts come with staircases that usually double as storage as shown above. You can also customize this space for a pantry, office nook, pet bed or other needs.
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Walls in your tiny house can be used to create storage. You can add shelves and cabinets just like in this tiny house.
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People often complain about cramped loft spaces but this tiny house solves the problem with an extended ceiling over the loft. It has a loft bedroom with standing height.
Image: New Frontier Design
Add a flip-down deck to your tiny house for extra outdoor space. This can be an electric or manual feature as per your budget. The deck folds up when you are travelling.
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Do not ignore the roof of your tiny home as this space can be used to create a cozy outdoor living area. Inspire yourself with this tiny house featuring a rooftop deck accessible from the stairs at the back.
Image: Tiny Hygge
The more natural light your tiny home gets, the more spacious it feels. Adding skylights is a cool idea to maximize the flow of natural light for brightening up the interiors.