For some people, being able to live on the road is an utter dream come true. That's why so many designers, builders, and adventurers have tried their hand at perfecting the tiny home.
The tiny house movement is constantly drawing more supporters. The best tiny house specimens, I find, are the ones that have incredibly unique interiors. And for that matter, one of the most interesting interiors I've seen belongs to this caboose-style mobile home.
Nebraska-based design company High Plains Tiny Homes has put a great amount of effort in designing their structures with simplistic, straightforward materials.
One of their designs is particularly charming. With its rose and cream-colored exterior, the tiny-wheeled residence houses an equally alluring interior — and according to its Facebook page, the home was designed and built in under eight months!
Scroll further to see photos of this tiny home's wonderfully adorable interior. Let us know what you think of it in the comments below!
Design company High Plains Tiny Homes boasts "mobile living solutions for a modern society."
One of their most charming designs is this tiny home on wheels, built on a 8x14' PJ trailer.
The space supports an entertainment center, wall-mounted heaters, and a portable air conditioning unit. There is a small kitchen area equipped with a microwave and an infrared cooktop.
There is a lot of room that can be used as storage space by potential users.
Above the storage cabinets are the stairs that lead to the upstairs loft bedroom area.
There is a lovely bathroom behind the kitchen area, with a standing shower, sink, and extra storage space.
There is a composting toilet in the corner of the bathroom.
Like in most mobile tiny homes, the bedroom sits one story above the living space. It has yet to be decorated and outfitted with a mattress, but we're sure it will look fantastic!
Here is a panoramic view of the interior. Currently, the tiny home is listed for just under $30,000 and can be further customized to the owner's liking.
For more information and updates, click here to visit the tiny home's Facebook page.
What did you think of the home's charming décor? Please SHARE if you are on board with the tiny house movement!
