There seems to be a shift happening all over the world. People want to save money, avoid unnecessary space, and have more time and budget for the essential things in life. These tiny houses allow you to save a lot of money, in this post, 2 tiny houses which look large inside while they are very tiny outside.
Tiny House: Large Interiors Are Possible In Small Houses
Mizuishi Architects Atelier, the 55 m2 house has made the most of the spot where the river meets the road. It looks incredibly narrow and small from the outside, but it incorporates various techniques to create space on the inside.
Purchasing a tiny house requires a smaller mortgage or none at all. Besides, you save money on a mortgage advisor and insurance because you have less inventory than in an ordinary house. Your energy bill will be a lot lower, as well!
You probably do not expect this narrow, tiny house to have all the luxury and comfort you are used to, but wait until you see what it has in store for you. The architect, Kota Mizuishi, built a house on a triangular plot. The house seems small from all angles and unsuitable for an entire family to live in. To our surprise, however, the house is quite spacious.
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The lower level is open and full of large windows that let in a lot of natural light. To save space, much use is made of curtains instead of walls to separate the rooms. These can all be opened, making it appear to be much larger. The kitchen has high ceilings and is very spacious, containing everything a standard kitchen would have, including an oven, sink, stove, microwave, and more.
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Tiny House: Are Large Interiors Possible In Small Houses?
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This is what the house looks from the outside, absorbed into the rest of the neighborhood. Because this house is so small, it has left enough room for a garden on the plot.
A Tiny House Of 23m2 Will Surprise You
We are crazy about the Tiny House trend! There are many reasons to consider this. Think of the practical and cheap of minimalist living or because they just look super cute! You save a lot of money with these small houses, leaving you with a nice budget to save well or to enjoy the beautiful things in life. Ideal for starters, for example!
You may not need a mortgage at all to purchase this property, or the cost of the loan is very low. You no longer have to join an energy company, and your insurance policies are a lot lower. This small house of 23 m2 feels much larger than it is. The interior is open, airy, and receives a lot of sunlight. It is built on wheels so that you could travel around the world in your own house, how cool is that!
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Glass and windows have been used a lot, so the house is flooded with natural light. This thanks to a raised roof that consists partly of glass and somewhat of wood.
The property has a luxurious and warm appearance, and you will not be short of anything. Space has been cleverly used everywhere, and you have plenty of storage spaces. The cottage has a comfortable living room and a bedroom large enough for a queen bed.
The bathroom adds a sense of modernity and luxury to the home. The kitchen has a small hob but is fully equipped.
Curious about small but beautiful living? These houses offer more than you may have in mind. Would you be able to live in this tiny house
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