The Tiny Wynette is unique in its form and function.
Built by the talented carpenters at Wishbone Tiny Homes, the 10-foot by 30-foot home is "big" for a tiny house.
From floor to ceiling, the Tiny Wynette is all hardwood of differing colors. The style is that of a classic cabin with modern geometric shapes built in to increase storage space. The variation in style throughout the tiny home is what gives the Tiny Wynette her uniqueness.
Every inch of the small home is thought out. Pull-out drawers come out from the floor, and the entire underside of the loft staircase is hollowed out to leave room for storing a variety of personal items.
The Tiny Wynette has such an open feel to it, it's almost hard to believe it's considered a tiny home.
Scroll through below to see this tiny creation, and let us know what you think of it in the comments!
The Tiny Wynette is a little home that was built by the creative carpenters at Wishbone Tiny Homes in North Carolina.
The 10-foot by 30-foot home is "large" by tiny home standards, and the extra space really makes all the difference.
The attached 6-foot by 10-foot porch is the perfect place to lounge and enjoy the scenery.
Leading inside is a beautiful maple-colored dutch door with a doggy door attached for the owner's furry friend!
The first thing you'll notice after stepping inside the Tiny Wynette is the open floor space.
It almost doesn't seem like a tiny home inside due to the expansive rooms and high ceilings.
This tiny home is clearly not lacking in storage space.
Drawers pull out from the floors, and hollowed-out areas are used as shelving throughout the house.
Wishbone Tiny Homes has one goal: to meet the diverse needs of the next generation of tiny home buyers.
The owner of this tiny home let the carpenters know he isn't much of a chef, so he requested the bare necessities in the kitchen.
There's a sink, a mini fridge, an ice box, and a microwave for cooking.
Many tiny homes don't have room to accommodate appliances like washers and dryers, but the Tiny Wynette does!
The units fit easily into the bathroom area.
Again, the bathroom is a reflection of the carpenter's attention to detail and desire to utilize the whole space.
The unique, geometric shelving is also featured in the loft.
Whether the Tiny Wynette's owner plans on staying for a weekend, or spending the whole summer in his new tiny home, he doesn't need to worry about space for his things!
As you can see, Wishbone Tiny Homes takes pride in the details of their work and the needs of their customers.
What's even better? Each time they sell a tiny home, they pledge $250 to a nonprofit!
Interested in learning more about Wishbone Tiny Homes and the amazing work they do? Visit their website!
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