This Custom Gooseneck Tiny Home Is a Great Sample of Luxurious Micro Living

Seeing how the popularity of tiny houses has skyrocketed over the last few years, builders have perfected the art of using space wisely in order to make low-footprint dwellings look and feel like their regular-sized counterparts. Tiny Heirloom from Portland, Oregon, is a trusted tiny house manufacturer renowned for the quality and creativity of their homes, and the Kingston design stands as proof of their exceptional craftsmanship.

The team at Tiny Heirloom has plenty of experience in tiny house building, and besides their Signature Series line that includes tiny homes of all shapes, sizes, and styles, the company also crafts custom miniature dwellings, offering owners the opportunity to have a say in the design of their dream home.

The Kingston tiny house on wheels is an exquisite design fit for a travel-loving couple or small family, packing a cozy living room, two bedrooms, a beautiful kitchen, and a spa-like bathroom. This model harmoniously blends minimalism, comfort, and off-grid capabilities for those who want to try out life on the road without sacrificing modern amenities.

Built on a gooseneck trailer for easy towing and mobility, the Kingston tiny home is filled with practical living solutions. Gooseneck mobile abodes are the most convenient solution for those who love spaciousness, as they allow for floor plans that leverage every square inch of space to increase functionality. This is how this model manages to integrate not one but two bedrooms in a way that nothing feels too crammed.

Moreover, the generous footprint of this model made possible the inclusion of special features you rarely find in tiny homes, such as a full-height bedroom, a residential-style bathroom ready to handle the needs of an entire family, a fireplace in the living room, and plenty of storage solutions.

The modern exterior with a combination of metal siding and wood accents around the entrance door reveals the richness of this home at the very first glance. Once you step inside, you'll soon realize the builders did a great job of making a small space feel as lively as ever.

Large windows let plenty of natural light to flow in, and a neutral color palette of relaxing and cozy gray tones gives the space a clean look. The white walls and raised ceilings also add to the overall feeling of spaciousness.

The full-light entrance door welcomes you into the living room, which can hold a large couch and a cabinet for storage with a coffee table in between and still some space left to walk around. There are also a couple of wood floating shelves that add a tinge of rustic vibe to the space. A wall-mounted TV and a small electric fireplace complete the inviting lounge area.

As in most tiny homes, the kitchen sits at the heart of the design. It is not only beautiful but also spacious and offers a complete cooking setup that even the most pretentious chefs would appreciate. It is rife with storage cabinets and features a beautiful granite countertop that makes everything look clean and organized.

The kitchen manages to impress in terms of functionality as well, as it comes equipped with a myriad of modern, energy-efficient appliances, including a three-burner stove, a range hood, an oven, a microwave, and an apartment-sized refrigerator. A white farmhouse sink adds to the flair and functionality of the cooking area.

This home's inhabitants' storage needs are dutifully met by a multitude of storage solutions. In the kitchen area, there are plenty of under-counter and overhead cabinets, as well as some floating shelves. Opposite the kitchen, there is a staircase that leads to the loft, housing a big closet underneath. The stairs leading to the gooseneck bedroom also hide some storage space, as does the large bed inside the room.

As mentioned, the Kingston tiny home can easily accommodate a family of four. The gooseneck houses one of the sleeping spaces and can comfortably fit a king-size bed. This could serve as the master bedroom, offering the much-needed privacy courtesy of a sliding, barn-style door.

The secondary sleeping space is in the loft, which can further accommodate two people. Though it does not have standing height, it looks commodious enough and is flooded with natural light through no less than three windows.

The bathroom is under the loft and is separated from the rest of the house through a discreet pocket door. It is a gorgeous bathroom fitted with a bright white double sink vanity, a glass-enclosed shower cabin, and a toilet.

Two skylights in the common area add to this home's personality, while the large solar array on the roof, which allows for off-grid living, is the ace up this home's sleeve.

Tiny Heirloom outdid themselves many a time, and the Kingston tiny house is one of their most impressive designs. It is a great luxury mobile dwelling for a small family that wants to move around and enjoy life from one town to the next.