The MorHaus

I really like the model with the center deck/breezeway looks very comfortable. I’m living in a little less space about 300 sq ft very comfortably with a little larger covered patio so very doable.

The framing is quite interesting, stylish yet functional and the proportions are nice, but I didn’t see any pictures on the website showing windows in the walls. I’d go bonkers without lots of windows, not sure how that would affect the strength of the panels.

Speaking of the windows…can anyone tell if those square ones open at all?

Finally!!!!! someone on the East Coast doing West Coast design…..that is a good thing. Also want to see more windows, especially for studio or office type use…

I like that model also – Mor1216 – I’m living in 500 ft2 and could reduce this by 100 – 150 with comfort.
I’d change the location of the bathroom to be next to the breezeway just for ease. I love the large shower.
I wonder if this would pass Floridas building codes?

Off topic, but Kent, how about updating the gallery? I’m sure there’s a slew of innovative small house designs that have rolled in over the last few years….

I like the one with the living room or second bedroom is separate from the other bedroom. I think the second bedroom or living room could also be used as an artist studio (liking to paint, that is what I would use it for). It would be neat a small village of these as a place for those who want to get away from it all; even if it is for a little while.

Nice structure! Looks sturdy and practical. I agree that eye-level window sections would be a welcome addition. (I get a little claustrophobic when I can’t see the outdoor surroundings.) Maybe skylights too. (Would like to see some finished interior shots.)

I like the two room look with the deck in the middle. If I were to do this, I would make one modification to the plans. With the limited space, I would change the bathroom door/wall to a sliding pocket door, like this: http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/improvement/interior/4212294

That way, there would be a bit more usable floor space in the bathroom. Instead of the corner sink as shown in the picture, it could more easily accomodate a pedistal sink along the wall.

~Dan

My how times have changed, seeing all this makes all the stuff I have a drag, cant pick up go, sadly the American dream my parents once had, seems to be a burden that supports the local municipalities her in NJ. A small piece of property in the woods with a tiny home seems so more appealing….

This is by far the nicest “small house” design I have ever seen. Being Danish, I love the simple lines and contemporary look of your houses. Great approach guys!

I would love share buttons at the end of these awesome posts so I could send them to Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest easier 🙂

FINALLY, a US tiny house design that is simple, clean, timeless and classy. Excellent job – love it!

The Mor 1216 with double glass french doors and screen doors on both side of the breezeway would be sweet. An indoor/outdoor kitchen there would work over half the year where I am.

The modular design gives the buyer a huge amount of possibilities. If it also meets the building codes for a permanent dwelling here in CA, it would finally be a small house company to be in the perfect price range to sell like crazy.

Very nice design in any event, I wish them good fortune.

I forgot to add that the prices range from $6,500 to $15,950 without the insulation and interior which most people could finish themselves. That is right where a tiny house in this size range should start.