The Huckleberry Tiny Home Boasts a Spacious Interior Filled with Rustic Charm

The Huckleberry was designed and manufactured by Rewild Homes, a Canadian company that makes incredible tinies on Vancouver Island. Over the years, the guys from Rewild Homes have built beautiful mobile habitats that match the customers’ needs and preferences. This tiny house was designed for a client who wanted to have a lot of reclaimed elements integrated into the unit.

What’s interesting is that it also comes with an interior that has different types of woods. The combined features make the home feel like a cozy cabin on wheels. The dwelling sits on a triple-axle trailer, measuring 30 ft (9.1 meters) in length. It’s also 10-ft-wide (3-meter-wide), so it’s on the bigger side.

The Huckleberry features smart design choices that make it feel larger than it really is. It includes a ground-floor master bedroom with a massive wardrobe and an open-concept living space that offers enough room for yoga. Moreover, it offers a bay window seat allowing the owner to enjoy the views while sipping a hot cup of coffee.

That bay window seat is the first thing you’ll notice once you step inside this home. There’s enough space for three people, so it’s a great spot to socialize, relax, and admire the views. Next to this area is the kitchen, which features a beautiful wood-burning stove that comes in handy when the owner wants to heat up the place or save some electricity.

Across the stove is a breakfast bar with space for two bar stools. A few steps ahead is a black sink contrasting the generous butcher block countertop and the cabinets with cedar shake doors. The kitchen has a refrigerator, an induction cooktop, several repurposed drawers, and wooden shelves. This area also features a skylight that allows natural light to come inside.

The bathroom in this tiny is incredibly spacious. Inside, you’ll see a nice vintage clawfoot tub, a stunning repurposed vanity, a standard flush toilet, and a stackable washer and dryer with plenty of storage space above.

Lastly, the bedroom in the Huckleberry is pretty large. It has a double bed and a massive closet with sliding doors. One of the doors is actually a floor-to-ceiling mirror, so that’s a cool feature. The house is great for those who want to downsize their lives. It has a log cabin vibe and offers plenty of room for all necessities.

Unfortunately, Rewild Homes doesn’t mention a price for the Huckleberry. As a result, the size, materials, furnishing, and appliances can differ depending on the customers’ needs and preferences.

Rewild Homes says their mobile dwellings can range from $75,000 to CAD 175,000 (~$54,200 to $126,477). Depending on the amenities and features, the cost might go up or down. For example, the team can add lofts for those who want to maximize space and match the exterior of the tiny to an existing house. This is a great option for those who want to extend their regular-size house. They can even add an off-grid package to allow people to live completely off the grid.

If you want to take inspiration from the Huckleberry model, you can check the video below. The folks from Exploring Alternatives did a full tour of the cozy little habitat that’s filled with unique elements.