Tiny living is all the rage these days. People are constantly sizing down instead of sizing up. It makes total sense as house prices keep climbing sky-high. Honestly, who can still afford to buy a home? Sadly, not me.
So the idea of getting a tiny DIY house you can assemble yourself sounds pretty interesting to me. How about you?
That's pretty cool if you ask me, especially if it looks like this. Wow, I can't get over it. It looks just like a small, modern home.
And even though it's tiny it does come with some awesome features. We're talking about an open kitchen and living room area, a curved staircase that leads to a bedroom, and a bathroom.
At about 13.5 square feet all around, it is indeed small. But you can make it look pretty adorable if you follow how the listing has styled it. I'm totally digging the decor.
The only finish that is not included is the interior drywall or wall paneling. That you can get done locally after you order the kit.
Maybe if I get rid of all my junk I can move into one of these. Ha, ha!
There have been other tiny house kits offered on Amazon before and they're just as interesting as this one. Check out this cute home. This one is actually portable, too.
It reminds me of those old school churches. So if you like that kind of aesthetic, go for it.
After all, it does come with a bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen, and a living room. What more do you need? You're all set.
This place is not only gorgeous but also eco-friendly. And get this, it's actually custom-made to order. Not too shabby.
I feel like I've escaped modern life and am hiding out in the wild wild west. Does it come with a cowboy, too?
I can't get over how it looks just like a regular house. Just a slightly smaller version, that is.
If you can fit all your stuff in the 1680 square feet that it provides, that is. I'll admit, I'd have to downsize a lot of my junk to be able to live here.
What? I don't think I'm that handy but if you are, I would definitely be impressed with this project. I gotta say, it looks good.
I'll admit it would take some getting used to, but it's definitely worth looking into. What's your take on it?
