This Wilderwise Tiny House Extends Up for Maximum Headroom
Michael Hemsworth — April 13, 2020 — Art & Design
References: wilderwise & homecrux
Loft sleeping quarters are a common part of many tiny homes but are usually lacking in headspace, which is something this Wilderwise tiny house is capable of completely changing. The house features a roof that can be extended upwards from 13.5 feet to 17 feet when parked; this will offer six feet of height in the loft space to maximize the airy feeling in the sleeping quarters.
The Wilderwise tiny house is focused on a modular functionality that can be easily constructed from home without any construction experience thanks to its intuitive, user-focused design. The home boasts a full-size kitchen, bathroom and modest living space with an expected price point starting at $50,000, but has yet to be formally announced by the company. The house is available now for preorder.
Image Credit: Wilderwise
The Wilderwise tiny house is focused on a modular functionality that can be easily constructed from home without any construction experience thanks to its intuitive, user-focused design. The home boasts a full-size kitchen, bathroom and modest living space with an expected price point starting at $50,000, but has yet to be formally announced by the company. The house is available now for preorder.
Image Credit: Wilderwise
Trend Themes
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3. User-friendly Tiny Houses - Simplicity and affordability of construction, with in-built functionalities like full-size kitchens, bathrooms, and modest living spaces offers an opportunity for easy-to-build user-friendly tiny homes.
Industry Implications
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