The tiny home craze, a movement centered on the countercultural idea that it’s better to live small than large, is taking a cue from the mega-mansion and embracing upscale amenities. From quality woods to granite countertops to sound systems and LED lights, tiny homes have moved beyond their sawdust toilet roots, with several companies offering scaled-down versions of luxury features. One company is even marketing a tiny hot tub.” – Erin Carlyle for Forbes
Read and see more about Ultra-Posh Tiny Homes at ForbesLife. Pictured here is a tiny home by Zyl Vardos.
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5 responses to “Forbes Examines Ultra-Posh Tiny Homes”
I love that Forbes is recognizing the posh potential these tiny homes have. I think it will help people who are hesitant to get on board. Luxury finishes are much more attainable when you don’t have 3,000 + square feet to outfit. Great post!
I have no idea of how you would get in and out that bed.
Exactly. I look at that and see bruises.
Or change the sheets!
… And I see an incredible luxury guest house created from my father’s old semi trailer for family members who come for extended stays!