This Spacious Tiny Feels Like a Cozy Oasis With a Splash of Color

All Mobi House designs display a distinct, fresh perspective on the ultra-popular Scandinavian style. They're minimalistic, clean, and luminous, yet they also put a smile on your face with vibrant pops of color and striking color combinations. Mobi 06 Apple successfully reminds you of a delicious Granny Smith – while the exterior stays simple, the interior reveals an unusually vibrant shade of green, perfectly balanced by lots of bright white and natural wood accents.

Mobi's Apple tiny house is one of the many versions of the brand's iconic 06 platform. It comes on a three-axle, 7.8-meter (25.5 feet) trailer with a considerably modified layout. The main features that differentiate Apple from the basic 06 designs are a second loft, a side wall door, and a heavy use of glass. This generous glazing makes the Apple tiny much more open to the outside world compared to the typical Mobi House designs.

The Apple tiny displays a beautiful, unique combination of the classic-style, natural-colored Scandinavian spruce (laid vertically) with oversized windows and large French doors. It looks like a traditional cabin and a modern indoor/outdoor sanctuary at the same time. The two-loft configuration also makes it particularly spacious, especially given that the main-floor lounge area also holds enough space for a convertible sofa, which equals an extra sleeping option.

Still, one of Apple's unique traits is that the second loft isn't your typical bedroom. The floor is made entirely of mesh, and the railing is made of thick woven rope. Plus, there are no windows, just basic lighting appliances. According to the manufacturer, this second loft was added as a simple resting place. It's like an upstairs boho-chic lounge where the home dwellers can get some privacy and just relax. In other scenarios, this could also work as a larger storage area, which would help keep the entire main floor clutter-free.

The opposite loft is Apple's main bedroom. The carpeted floor is nice and cozy, and there's enough space for a two-person bed frame with a comfortable mattress. This room is also flanked by windows on each side, a must-have addition when it comes to lofts, not just for the natural light but also for cross-ventilation.

The same type of woven rope as the one in the lounge loft was used as a railing, which creates an aesthetically pleasing symmetry. Plus, unlike solid protection walls, this version allows a clear line of sight from one loft to the other and from both of them to the downstairs area, which makes the entire space feel more spacious.

In terms of access, there's a staircase leading to the master bedroom, while the lounge loft is accessible via a foldable ladder. This is a preferred solution in most cases because it allows more room for the living room area. In this case, this part of the house is particularly luminous and connected to the outdoors. Oversized windows seem to blur the line between the inside and the outside, which is another "magic trick" that makes small spaces feel bigger.

The convertible sofa also doubles as a functional storage solution, just like the staircase, with ample closets and cabinets integrated into its structure. The galley-style kitchen also comes with multiple closets and overhead cupboards. It keeps the appliances to a minimum, but it features an extended countertop that conveniently doubles as a breakfast bar since there's no separate dining area in the house.

A classic barn door leads to the bathroom with a regular-sized shower cabin and a conventional toilet. Apple's signature color scheme was continued here as well, with vibrant green pieces of furniture and an accent wall. It's a refreshing change from the stereotypical all-white bathroom, and it certainly adds personality to this welcoming house. Plus, it's always nice to have dedicated storage solutions for the bathroom, especially in a small dwelling. Apple's bathroom comes with a stylish vanity and additional closets.

In addition to the basic kitchen and shower appliances, the Apple tiny house comes with two main heating systems – underfloor heating and electric radiators. It's also equipped with an air conditioner and recovery system.

The Mobi 06 Apple is a completed house currently up for grabs, with pricing available upon demand. The only bad news is that it can only be delivered in Europe. Even so, its unique, colorful interior design and contemporary layout are a timeless source of inspiration. Mobi's Apple tiny house is a great example of what contemporary urban living can look like for single owners, couples, and even families. Who doesn't need more color in their lives and a closer connection to nature?