Quirky tiny house designs come and go, but a few leave a lasting impression. Take Sylvie’s Tiny Bubble house by La Tiny House, for instance. It is an oddly-shaped mobile home that blends whimsy with functionality. The rustic, curved exterior looks like a snail, but you can describe the dwelling in different ways based on what you notice first. What looks fancy from the outside accommodates two bedrooms and offers everyday comforts of a traditional home in a compact footprint.
Sylvie’s Tiny Bubble house is a compact dwelling with an interesting build inside and out. The dwelling is constructed from wood with plenty of windows, including portholes to naturally light the space. The rustic vibe is present throughout the house, giving it an old-world charm. The wood construction exudes warmth and makes the structure more homely.
Let’s walk inside to see what it has to offer. Inside, the tiny house flaunts a typical layout featuring a living room, kitchen, bathroom, ground-floor bedroom, and loft. Though the layout is quintessential, some unusual design ideas and placements may be off-putting for some.
The living room is occupied with a custom storage-integrated sofa, coffee table, and a porthole window. This compact space has no dearth of storage; there are ample shelves and cabinets for your books, antiques, and other decorative items.
Next is the kitchen. It is surprisingly spacious and fits everyday items for day-to-day cooking. There are modern appliances, too, like a cooktop, range hood, microwave, refrigerator, and a washer-dryer unit. The storage in the kitchen doesn’t disappoint either. In the kitchen, everything has its own designated space and is neatly organized.
Best of all, the lounge is intimately connected to the kitchen via the expanded custom storage, as Autoevolution notes. There is also a tiny window to let in some fresh air and good views while cooking.
You can walk further ahead to access the bathroom. It is another cozy space outfitted with a toilet, wardrobe, vanity sink, and shower. Far from luxurious, the bathroom is tight, simple yet functional. Hats off to the builder who manages to provide basic amenities in such a cramped space.
At the rear lies the ground-floor bedroom. It is way too small and has a single bed, which is uncomfortably closer to the bathroom, unlike for a tiny house. However, windows make things more bearable. If you love sleeping in a quiet, private, and undisturbed space, this room is for you.
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However, if the ground-floor bedroom makes you feel too cooped in, consider the loft bedroom. It is more open and spacious, with a double mattress. Accessible via wooden stairs, the room has windows for natural light during daytime and warm lighting. You can also add some minimal storage to keep your clutter out of your way.
Despite all the compromises, Sylvie’s Tiny Bubble house is still pretty whimsical, ingenious, unexpectedly efficient, and comfortable for year-round living. It is a good fit for couples or small families. For more information on the build and pricing, explore the company’s website.
