Designed by Dragon Tiny Homes, the Vista is a cozy abode that strikes a perfect balance between size and features. Occupying 204 sq ft, the home includes a compact yet comfortable interior. The home contains two bedrooms and a small working space. It is based on a double-axle trailer and features a length of 24 feet. It is equipped with a cement board siding finish and has plenty of glazing to allow natural light to stream throughout the day.
Designer: Dragon Tiny Homes
The interior of the home is finished in shiplap and paired with vinyl flooring. As you enter through the front door, you are welcomed by the kitchen. The kitchen includes an oven with a four-burner propane-powered stove, a sink, a fridge, and plenty of cabinetry and shelving. It also includes quartz countertops. There is also space for a washer/dryer. Opposite the kitchen is a dining table, which can seat two people. The table can also double up as a home working area.
The kitchen and dining areas are linked to the living room which houses a sofa and a small table. A projector with a drop-down screen has been installed as well, it can be controlled via a remote. The opposite end of the home includes a bathroom that can be entered through a sliding barn-style door. The bathroom is equipped with a vanity sink, a flushing toilet, and a shower.
The main bedroom can be accessed through a storage-integrated staircase from the living room, while the second bedroom can be reached via a removable ladder. The second bedroom is located above the bathroom, and both rooms are typical loft-style tiny home spaces with low ceilings, a double bed, and storage. The Vista tiny home is priced at US$60,000.
Although the home is small by the stand of typical North American tiny homes, it is well-equipped and furnished with the essential amenities. The home’s interior and theme are cozy and comforting, allowing residents to feel at ease, and truly at home.
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