This tiny home was designed for a client as a temporary living space on a 10 acre area of land while they design and build their permanent residence. While they intend to keep the tiny home long term as a private suite for guests, there goal was to maximize a small footprint for the most affordable price.

With this in mind, much of the design was inspired by humble materials, like plywood, sheet metal, and polycarbonate sheets, and the ways in which they could work together to construct a simple home. For this reason, there are no standard windows as a part of this project, and instead, the large front doors and green house enclosure on the rear of the home are being constructed with polycarbonate sheets. This allows a large amount of natural light into the space, without anyone being able to see into the home.