This Unique Tiny House Feels Like a Spacious Full-Size Home

This 400 sq ft foundation home and a 160 sq ft mobile recording studio and performance space for violinist is Asha Mevlana tiny house.

Asha Mevlana is an American violinist and travel presenter. She plays an electric 7-string viper violin and for performing with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. She has released two albums with the string quartet Invert and one with the Australian rock band Porcelain.

Asha Mevlana tiny house has a unique structure that features a large deck which doubles as a stage for concerts.

The 11×10 foot amp has 4 working speakers so that Asha could have outdoor neighbourhood concerts.

Inside, the home seems surprisingly spacious thanks to high ceilings, windows, and a garage door that lets in light. The multifunctional coffee table opens up into a work/entertainment desk. 

The coffee table can be converted into a video-editing desk with built-in drawers.

The full-size kitchen has plenty of counter space. We definitely love the hanging pans, it save space plus it works as decor. In the kitchen hangs a recycled bicycle wheel that, when turned, lowers the rack for pots and pans to an accessible level.

Even the bathroom feels like a mini spa. The spacious bathroom helps her to move freely while having a shower.

A staircase going to the loft bed is neatly place in the corner of the Asha Mevlana tiny house.

Oh the bedroom! Her bedroom has a queen-sized bed and its low ceiling.

Soundproofed with recycled denim, the trailer area serves multiple functions: a music room and recording studio, a guest room for visitors, and a mobile space to take to music festivals.

Overall, the L-shaped home has an inviting front porch, interesting lighting, and probably most strikingly, a guitar amplifier-shaped facade visible from the road.