Tiny Oregon House With Simple Design With Japanese Influences
There’s no room for debate, tiny house…small and beautiful, very beautiful to live in. Unlike luxury homes that catch the eye with extravagant design, these tiny homes have a story to tell and impress you with their strong personalities. Like this 280-square-foot home in Oregon, it manages to have the best of both worlds.
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Not only was this tiny 10-foot by 20-foot, 15-foot-tall home built for a smaller environmental footprint and lower maintenance costs, it was a perfect fit for its owner, builder and former Christian preacher Chris Heininge. The entire design of the house was inspired by the time Heininger spent in small but well-designed homes in Japan. Although it looks small, it has a spacious living room, a kitchenette with a small dining area, and a stunning 1,500-watt electric fireplace hidden under the stairs.
The house currently sells for $70,000. Heininge made sure it would fit on a 20-foot flatbed trailer, so he made sure to build it so the attic wall and ceiling panels could fold down.
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Note: Prices include all appliances and will include delivery within 50 miles of Portland, Oregon.
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