This 492-Square-Foot Canadian Tiny Home Features a Mud Room and Bathtub
Rover Tiny Homes challenges the limits of small living.
1Small Home, Big Comfort
Designed by Rover Tiny Homes, the Apex pushes the boundaries of small living. With 492 square feet of space and an 80-square-foot loft, it stands out as a large home in the park model category. This home is designed to settle on a site rather than be portable.
2Mountain Cabin Aesthetic
From the outside, the Apex resembles a mountain cabin. Its exterior features engineered wood and dark cedar shingles, topped with a Prolok metal roof. These materials ensure the home is both durable and aesthetically pleasing.
3Natural Touches in the Interior
The interior opens into a living room through double glass doors. Vaulted ceilings and A-frame windows bring the landscape inside. Pine planks run overhead, and century-old reclaimed barn wood adds warmth to the space.
4Fully Equipped Kitchen
The Apex's kitchen rejects the compromises often seen in tiny homes. It features quartz countertops, custom cabinets, a four-burner stove, a dishwasher, and a refrigerator. The breakfast bar provides seating for three.
5Mud Room and Bathroom
The Apex includes a mud room, a rare feature in tiny homes. This room has a separate entrance, offering convenience for those returning from outdoor activities. The bathroom boasts a full-sized bathtub and a washer-dryer combo.
6Spacious and Functional Bedroom
The bedroom at the far end of the home is spacious enough to stand upright. Built-in storage, a double bed, his-and-hers closets, and a ceiling fan enhance its functionality and comfort.
Original article: Yanko Design — Kanada'daki 492 Metrekarelik Küçük Evde Çamur Odası ve Banyo Var