Ridgeline Tiny Homes Designs the Sun Valley Model
Amy Duong — August 23, 2024 — Art & Design
References: ridgelinetinyhomes & yankodesign
Australian brand Ridgeline Tiny Homes has created the Sun Valley model, which is a sleek tiny home that is defined by its simple structure and light-filled layout. The home makes the most of the space it has and it is great as a vacation home or second home to unwind.
It is comprised of a sloped roof and a stealthy black exterior, all of which rests on top of a triple-axle trailer. It has a metal finish and is complete with plenty of glazing that invites plenty of natural light to the indoor space. The Sun Valley model can be entered through the glass double doors and all of the home is arranged on one floor.
Image Credit: Ridgeline Tiny Homes
It is comprised of a sloped roof and a stealthy black exterior, all of which rests on top of a triple-axle trailer. It has a metal finish and is complete with plenty of glazing that invites plenty of natural light to the indoor space. The Sun Valley model can be entered through the glass double doors and all of the home is arranged on one floor.
Image Credit: Ridgeline Tiny Homes
Trend Themes
1. Tiny Homes - The rise in demand for minimalist living solutions emphasizes compact yet luxurious spaces.
2. Energy-efficient Design - Architectural trends focus on maximizing natural light and sustainable materials to reduce energy consumption.
3. Modular Living Spaces - There is an increased preference for adaptable and mobile homes that can be customized and moved easily.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - The tiny home market offers opportunities for innovative housing developments and sustainable living communities.
2. Tourism & Hospitality - Vacation homes designed with sleek and modern aesthetics attract travelers looking for unique and private getaways.
3. Construction & Building Materials - Demand for energy-efficient and modular housing drives growth in sustainable construction materials and methods.
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