Gorgeous Two-Loft Tiny Home Boosts Practicality With Flex Room and Multipurpose Areas

This beautifully crafted home measures 36 feet (11 meters) in length and 10 feet (3 meters) in width, and it's built on a custom fabricated trailer with brakes. It is larger than most models on the market, which means you should expect it to include more than the average tiny house in terms of interior space and amenities.

Some people choose to downsize to a tiny house on wheels as a solution to surging rents and house prices, while others are attracted by the freedom a mobile home can bring into their lives. But whatever the motivation behind the decision to downsize, there are several must-have features that any compact living space should include in order to make this new lifestyle work.

Creative storage solutions, multipurpose areas, loft beds to save space, and an abundance of natural light are the elements that would help make any tiny home a practical living space. Ovat Tiny Homes' Verona design comes with a spacious interior that incorporates all these elements and manages to squeeze in plenty of functionality. In terms of aesthetics, the use of the typical Scandinavian-style color palette provides this house with a rustic vibe and a warm, peaceful ambiance.

The exterior is modern, with a combination of LP Smart Siding, black metal siding, and a durable metal roof, while the closed cell spray foam insulation and moisture barrier Zip System sheathing panels ensure Verona can be lived in year-round, in any weather, and can even be passed down to the next generations.

The interior has shiplap walls, cedar plank ceiling, and luxury vinyl plank floorings, while two full-light doors and plenty of windows throughout keep all corners of the house well-lit and ventilated. The generous footprint of 400 square feet (37 square meters), including the lofts, allowed builders to incorporate a spacious living room, a beautiful kitchen, a luxury bathroom, a flex room on the main floor, and two lofts.

This not-so-tiny dwelling has a total of three potential sleeping areas, with two lofts and a flex room on the ground floor. Most tiny homes have lofted bedrooms for space-saving reasons, but it's always a good idea to also include a sleeping space on the main floor for guests or members of your family who cannot climb stairs due to old age or injury.

One of the lofts, the one above the bathroom, can be accessed via a flight of stairs and has a practical landing that creates enough headroom to stand up, while the loft above the ground-floor flex room can be accessed by a wood ladder. As exemplified in the image gallery above, the lofts can be configured as the owner wants, depending on their needs. They can serve either as a bedroom, home office, or extra storage space.

What's more, in each loft, the builder can fit large wardrobes that span the whole length and height of the wall, maximizing vertical spaces and increasing the functionality of each space.

On the ground floor, you will find the usual open-space kitchen and living room. There is enough room to fit a comfortable sofa and custom multifunctional cabinetry that can even conceal a large TV.

The adjacent kitchen is modern and well-appointed, with custom flat-face cabinets and butcher block countertops, plus various high-end appliances that add luxury to the space, including a low-profile microwave hood combo, an induction cooktop, a full-size sink, and a stainless steel fridge.

The common area also includes a dining area. It's not a separate area as in traditional homes but a simple fold-down table that can be used by two people either as a breakfast bar, a dining table, or even a makeshift workplace.

The flex room on the ground floor is a surprise addition that many prospective owners will appreciate, as they could use it for different purposes. It could be an extra bedroom, an office space, or a hobby room.

Additionally, a gorgeous bathroom sits at the opposite end of the house and comes with high-end finishes and modern facilities. It has a large glass shower stall, toilet, vanity with sink, and large mirror. As in many tiny homes, the bathroom doubles as a laundry room, so it also houses a washing machine and a dryer, plus plenty of storage space.

With its unique blend of luxury and practicality, the Verona tiny house could be the dream home for anyone looking to reduce their environmental footprint and live a simpler life without sacrificing high-end comforts. This stunning home on wheels can be purchased for $149,999. Prospective customers are encouraged to personalize the interior of their future homes by adding features that suit their needs and preferences.