Millennials have been embracing the minimalist lifestyle for a few years now, and that movement has sparked a national interest in tiny homes. These homes typically have square footage in the hundreds, rather than the thousands of square feet many traditional American homes have. As the tiny house movement has become more mainstream, manufacturers have widened the array of options that are available for new tiny home buyers. Tiny luxury homes are popping up on the market, featuring amenities that would find in much larger homes.
While I am very much partial to larger square footage, it’s fun to take a look at this tiny house trend. It’s amazing what can be accomplished within such a small space. Really clever designs here! Enjoy!
TINY HEIRLOOM

via Tiny Heirloom
Tiny homes from Tiny Heirloom start from $15,000-$23,000 and go up depending on the features you choose to include in your custom home. The three couples behind Tiny Heirloom created the company to bridge the gap between luxury residential construction and tiny homes. They hope to provide their customers with a way to downsizing and upgrade at the same time!
NEW FRONTIER TINY HOMES
The Alpha House from New Frontier is their flagship tiny home design. The home features hand-hewn solid walnut flooring, custom cabinetry, and granite counter-tops. The interior space is maximized so that there is even room for a king-sized bed!
MINIM HOMES

via Minim Homes
The Minim Homes Micro House 2.0 features plenty of luxury amenities, including a full-sized projection screen and 2″ walnut butcher block counters. The home also boasts environmentally-conscious features like its rainwater collection and filtration system and 960 watt solar array located on the roof.
GREENMOXIE

via Greenmoxie
Tiny homes from Greenmoxie are built to be as ecologically sound as possible. These 340 square foot homes can be operated completely off-grid. Water in the home is provided from the roof recovery system, all appliances are battery-powered and those batteries are charged by the home’s solar PV system, and the home is heated by either the propane heater or the wood burning stove.
Be sure to catch the new DIY Network series Tiny Luxury to see more great examples of luxury living on a smaller scale. These tiny home manufacturers are making the downsizing movement interesting to a whole new range of luxury home buyers. Do you think you could make the leap to a tiny home knowing that your creature comforts would be so well taken care of? I don’t know that I could, but it is sure fun to see the ingenious of space within these tiny homes.
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