.Going the tiny house route doesn’t necessarily mean giving up on some modern comforts. With a smart and organized layout, you can squeeze in large-scale home appliances, bedrooms, and even a space for entertaining guests. Take the Tiny Amsterdam design from Eco Tiny House for instance. It has a unique feature that turns it into a mini theater on wheels.
This bungalow-style home spans 7.2 meters long and sits on a double-axle trailer, although it looks equally at home in a semi-permanent setup. Instead of the usual loft type design common with tiny houses, it adapts a single-floor plan layout, clad in engineered wood, metal roof, and expansive glazing for a contemporary edge.
From the outside, Tiny Amsterdam looks like a modern retreat set up with a deck and jacuzzi. Step inside through double glass doors and you’ll feel like you’re in a boutique hotel. Inside is a mini kitchen equipped with a built-in refrigerator, electric induction cooktop, cabinetry, and integrated shelving for storage.
Even the bathroom, complete with a walk-in shower and quality fixtures and LED lighting, feels luxurious. Meanwhile, some tiny house designs opt for a modular or wall-mounted dining/working space. Not Eco Tiny House, which allotted a corner space specifically for this purpose. After all, it’s at the dinner table where you get to share stories and bond.
But the real surprise is in the sleeping area set off in one end of the home. It’s the heart of the home as it transforms Tiny Amsterdam into a mini theater of sorts. The bed sits propped against the wall, surrounded by expansive glass windows. In exchange for curtains or blinds, the windows use a projector screen that works as a sun shield in the morning. But at night, it turns the bedroom into an entertainment room.
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