Joniel
Hello! My husband and I just finished putting the finishing touches on our tiny house, build by Tennessee Tiny Homes. I’ve been drooling over your site for years now so it’s a dream come true to be submitting my own photos!
We are attempting to assist the tiny house movement by renting out our tiny house on airbnb. It’s our thought that exposing more people to the movement, and by allowing them to “test drive” the tiny house life, that we’ll get more support and thus find less resistance in changing zoning laws and encourage the use of tiny houses to help with social issues such as chronic homelessness. Our website allows people to sign up for open houses and explore my blog.
A tiny house on wheels in Nashville, Tennessee built by Tennessee Tiny Homes. Photos, owned and shared by John & Sarah Murphy. Rent it here.
Wow – that kitchen looks spacious! Love it!
love it- airy and light- i’m striving for this…..
Beautilful!!
Love the kitchen sink, can you tell me where you got it?
You’d have to ask our builder (Tiny Happy Homes) but I’m 99% certain it was from overstock.com. http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Fireclay-Butler-Large-29.5-inch-Kitchen-Sink/6467219/product.html?searchidx=0
Awesome design! I love the dual lofts, the kitchen and bath on opposite ends, and the staircase. A full oven for us bread bakers is a must. Is the unit over the couch a heater and ac? or is there a separate heater?
Terrific project – thanks for the inspiration.
This has to be one of the best kitchen designs ever! I love the stairs to the bed area. If it had a gabled roof, there would be more headroom in the sleeping areas. All in all, very nicely done.
LOVE your design, and I’ve looked at hundreds of “tiny houses”. My one question is if that’s bead board in the shower,and is it practical ? Would love to own this, will continue working on my plan !!
I love this design. It is probably my most favorite tiny home floor plan I’ve ever seen. The double loft is so functional and ideal.
Love this tiny home and great to see another one in Tennessee. I built my own using this guide http://www.amazon.com/Small-Home-Tiny-House-Estimate-ebook/dp/B00IKT3TW4 I suggest it.
Hi, am very interested in your wanting to use your tiny house to help others learn and realise that tiny is not something to be afraid of, but rather it could help a lot of people have stable, sustainable and secure housing, and that it is not every person’s duty to have a mortgage or be paying someone else’s mortgage through rent. Do you plan to live in the house yourselves eventually? I am currently building a small house here in Australia, but am considering also building a tiny house that people can stay in for pretty much the same reasons you give. So it is nice to see others who are thinking alike!