Lots of people, from all walks of life, appreciate tiny house living — including science fiction fans.
And when the innovative world of tiny houses meets fantasy, magic can happen.
The tiny house below was purposefully designed in a unique style called "Steampunk" which combines 19th century technology and aesthetics, with a little bit of modern technology. It may sounds confusing, but this house is a great example of how nice it can actually look.
For instance, a steampunk fan would be much more attracted to a caboose from 1939 that was converted into a tiny house than a lovely cabin nestled in the woods. Especially if that caboose was outfitted with industrial details like exposed bricks and pipes, and decorated with steamer trunks, old maps, and gear clocks.
Design company Maximus Extreme has created a 340-square-foot stunner that may looks little rusty on the outside. But the inside is something out of this world…
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This 340-square-foot tiny house, dubbed “Steampunk Adventure” was featured on the TV show Tiny House Nation.
It combines together rustic fixtures, splashes of copper, and industrial details in one fascinating package.
The space is whimsical yet tastefully muted.
It boasts details that mix contemporary aesthetics with old world charm.
Take, for instance, the loft above the main living area. It’s an open space with very little concealment.
That is until you give you give a steampunk apparatus a simple crank or two.
The room goes from public to private with one simple arm movement.
But that’s not the only cool aspect of this truly original tiny house.
Wormy maple cabinets and concrete counters also give the home a steampunk vibe.
They also make the home look warm and cozy, adding to its livability.
The bottom of the ladder to the loft bedroom is decorated with pennies.
A kid’s bedroom still remains childlike without breaking the home’s theme.
The bathroom’s an industrial treat as well.
A simple metal trough is used as a bathtub/shower.
It is the perfect home for a truly unique family.
What do you think of this offbeat tiny house?
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