This Custom Tiny Home Has a Clever, Space-Saving Elevator Bed

Tru Form Tiny created this custom tiny home with a clever, space-saving elevator bed. It measures 28ft urban with 3 ft nook bump out, Payette floorplan, and double triangle dormers.

The Space-Saving Elevator Bed

To achieve as open a layout as possible, open concept stairs were customized out of steel and hickory. There are 3 skylights to bring in tons of natural light. An elevator bed was installed to give efficient use of the aft space. This elevator bed allows for 4 uses of this space:

• Downstairs bedroom
• Office – headboard doubles as a desk
• Living room
• A spare bedroom when a pull-out couch or futon is used under the bed.

This photo shows the elevator bed in the raised position, leaving the living room open. A tiny fold-down desk provides office space.

A look at the living space with the bed in the lowered position.

The cedar slab desk is folded up for use as a headboard.

The cedar slab desk doubles as the headboard when the bed is lowered.

The Kitchen

The kitchen is optimized by extending the counter space under the stairs. The full-size refrigerator and Dickenson stove make this kitchen comfortably sized for cooking.

A huge closet, full height pullouts, and lots of cabinetry give more than enough storage. A large apron sink gives a beautiful space to wash and source water.

Tru Form Tiny optimized the kitchen by extending the counter to the space underneath the stairs.

Open shelving gives the kitchen an airy feel.

The Bathroom

The bathroom was customized so the toilet is doored off from the rest of the bathroom.

The wall sink is comfortable and attractive.

A stunning stainless steel shower sits next to a custom storage space that is sized to hold a washer/drier combo unit.

A nook extends the trailer and offers more storage space with deep, large drawers. White walls open the space even more.

The cedar ceiling is truly stunning and the craftsmanship and care for every stick of cedar make this ceiling a work of art.

The main loft is huge. It would serve 2 twin beds, or a king bed, comfortably.

A glimpse of the cedar-paneled ceiling and the corner window.

The stairs are a combination of hickory and steel.

Tru Form Tiny merged two of their standard models and then further customized the exterior with paneling and tight knot cedar. They also added Galvalume roofing and a removable awning.