An Impressive Main Floor Bedroom Makes This Tiny Home Supremely Comfortable

A poetic name like "The Summer’s Night Dream" is a perfect match for a house that exudes comfort, tranquility, and relaxation above all. It also hints at this tiny home's potential as a vacation rental.

Although displaying the best that Teacup Tiny Homes has to offer, the Summer's Night Dream is not primarily intended for permanent living but for wonderful vacations in any season. With its surprisingly generous accommodation and warm, inviting spaces, this would be a perfect cabin retreat surrounded by nature. At the same time, the smaller galley-style kitchen is less suitable for long-term living.

The Summer's Night Dream is 26-foot-long (7.9 meters) and 8.6-foot-wide (2.6 meters), which makes it one of the most spacious dwellings designed by the Canadian builder. Revealing a generous surface of just under 300 square feet (27.8 square meters), this dreamy abode squeezes in much more than expected – an inviting living room, a large loft bedroom, and a wonderful main floor bedroom, in addition to the well-equipped kitchen and bathroom.

Some of the newest tiny house designs focus on amplifying the connection to the outdoors, mostly by integrating a lot of glass that seems to blur the line between the home interior and the outside world. In contrast, the Summer's Night Dream is more like an old-fashioned cabin in the woods, with an emphasis on privacy – no huge windows or oversized glass doors. This home on wheels feels more like a safe and cozy sanctuary.

Although not so large, this tiny can successfully accommodate up to five people, another great perk when it comes to vacation rentals. The main floor bedroom is big enough to fit in a king-sized bed, even though that would take up all the space; a queen-sized bed would be just as good while leaving enough room for moving around comfortably and even for some furniture.

The massive sofa in the living area can also provide extra accommodation for one person. As for the loft area, this can be turned into a secondary bedroom with a king-sized bed or a children's room with two smaller beds.

Storage is another magical feature inside this fairytale-like home. The Teacup Tiny Homes team managed to integrate a multitude of storage solutions in the most ingenious ways. The main door is flanked by different-sized shelves that mimic conventional hallway furniture.

The kitchen, although compact, is filled with practical cabinets, including a specific one for the washer-dryer unit. More shelves were added above the sofa and on the front walls of the downstairs bedroom, which not only provide additional storage but also add visual interest.

The main bedroom is a pleasant surprise in terms of storage. First of all, the raised structure of this room allows for unexpectedly ample storage space right under it. Secondly, the bed comes with its own storage underneath. The walls are also large enough for the addition of overhead cabinets or shelves.
This room is also remarkably stylish with its black front walls (featuring integrated niches), discrete sliding door, and Scandinavian-style décor. The two windows and recessed lighting always add just the right amount of luminosity.

It's perfect for those who dislike the typical ladders or staircases with loft tiny homes and long for the easy comfort of traditional bedrooms. It also offers much-needed privacy, unlike loft bedrooms that are never fully closed off. This tiny's main bedroom is like a cocoon inside a cocoon, the most intimate area of the house, both cozy and highly functional.

At the same time, the Summer's Night Dream comes with a typical loft space that can be used as an additional sleeping area or for even more storage. A simple ladder connects it to the main floor, and a wooden separation wall adds safety.

The three-piece bathroom is also reminiscent of classic-style bathrooms, even though the toilet is a compositing one. The large shower compartment allows more shoulder space – another comfort-oriented detail.

The kitchen is the smallest area inside the Summer's Night Dream, precisely because the home was designed mainly as a vacation rental. This doesn't mean, however, that it's not packed with all the basics, including a large fridge and a compact stove.

The countertop is big enough to double as a breakfast bar but also features a sliding table top that can be simply popped up when needed. Since the living room and the kitchen inside this tiny home are intertwined, the seating area can also be used for dining.

This dreamy abode was based on specific customization requested by future owners. Yet, it's certainly a crowd-pleaser, meaning that anyone can find inspiration here. According to the manufacturer, this design also incorporates the best it has to offer, with pricing ranging between CAD 132,000 and 145,000 ($100,000-110,000).