This Tiny Home's Pop-Out Porch Is Seriously Genius
And if that's not impressive, wait until you see the farmhouse kitchen.
A lot of the time, tiny homes are decorated just like your grandmother's house. Shingled exteriors, cringe-worthy patterns and maybe even a cutesy name that's slightly embarrassing to say. Well, the Alpha Tiny Home doesn't have a crocheted pillow in sight, and it's the most convincing reason to downsize yet.
The sleek abode by New Frontier Tiny Homes spotlights all of the latest design trends — yep, a farmhouse sink, shiplap and subway tile — in just about 200-square-feet. A sliding glass garage door opens up to reveal a pop-out deck, and don't miss the custom dining table that slides out come dinner time.
If the space looks familiar, there's a possibility you already spotted it on HGTV's "Tiny House, Big Living." But chances are you won't mind admiring its features all over again:
[h/t Curbed
Living Area
If the view's not doing it for you, maybe the boatload of floor space will.
Deck
The porch actually folds back up as part of the exterior, but if you're staying put, just pull down the garage door to close up at night.
Kitchen
If you didn't notice the barnwood ceiling already, the stove hood draws the eye straight up.
Cabinets
Fold-down cabinets tuck away for seamless storage (and hide away all of your guilty pleasure snacks).
Kitchen Sink
Doing dishes wouldn't be such a chore with that view, but there's also a dishwasher for the unapologetically lazy.
Lighting
Don't worry — the uber-cool Edison bulbs are part of the entire $95,000 package.
Closet
Just in front of the sliding barn door is a slim storage space for clothes. (Sorry, shopaholics.)
Bathroom
Yep, that's a full-size Jacuzzi tub for when you need to get away from your stressful tiny house lifestyle.
Bedroom
The ceiling may be just a few feet away, but the sleeping loft actually fits a king-size bed.
Dining Table
Invite up to eight of your closest friends for dinner. You'll all fit around a custom table that magically folds out from under the kitchen. Obviously, putting it back after a few glasses of wine will be a different story.
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