A Tiny House Like No Other! Cozy Greenhouse, Relaxing Porch Swing & the Perfect Rustic Vibes!

Elsa, the company’s newest tiny home, fits a whole lot of comfort into just 323 square feet—and it’s on wheels. But that wasn’t quite enough, so Randy got creative. He hitched a smaller trailer to the back, turning it into an extra 85 square feet of outdoor living space. The add-on features a cozy swing hanging from a pergola and a greenhouse overflowing with plants, making the home feel even more connected to nature. “We wanted to soften the look and add something practical that also felt inviting,” he says.

The exterior

From the outside, Elsa blends rugged and warm elements with its standing-seam metal siding and cedar shiplap. The mix of materials keeps it looking sleek yet natural, perfectly fitting the home’s cozy-but-modern vibe. The attached greenhouse and pergola-covered porch don’t just add charm—they extend the living space, creating a seamless flow between indoors and out. The greenhouse itself is framed with glass walls and a cedar deck, bringing in tons of natural light and giving plants a perfect spot to thrive.

Scandinavian style inspired the design, which makes sense—Randy and his team have Scandinavian roots and deeply appreciate its clean, minimalist aesthetic. “We’re drawn to simple, functional design that still feels warm and welcoming,” they explain. That vision is carried through every detail, from the crisp lines of the standing-seam metal roof to the natural wood accents that give the home a lived-in feel.

The interior

Step inside, and you’re immediately hit with a sense of openness. Fourteen windows flood the home with natural light, making it feel much larger than it actually is. White-painted shiplap covers the walls and ceiling, reflecting the sunlight that streams in from every angle. Even the sleeping loft—often a cramped space in tiny homes—feels airy, thanks to its high ceilings and multiple windows. A queen-size bed fits comfortably up there, with enough headroom to stand. “We made sure to add lots of windows and keep the ceiling high so everything feels open, not boxed in,” they say. To create a little privacy without closing the space off completely, they hung double-sided artworks by MSusan, which act as a subtle divider between the loft and the rest of the home.

The living room is cozy but functional. An Ikea sofa anchors the space, pulling out into a bed for two when guests stay over. Randy added a personal touch by crafting wooden drink holders that attach to the sofa arms—small details like this make the space feel both stylish and practical. Throw pillows and bedding from Target keep things soft and inviting.

The Kitchen

In the kitchen, white cabinets and quartz countertops keep the space feeling fresh and bright, while open maple shelves and a built-in bookcase add warmth and character. Storage was a top priority, so the team made sure to sneak it in wherever possible—like the shelves hidden under the stair treads leading to the loft. “We put storage everywhere we could. In a tiny home, every inch matters,” they explain.

One of the most unique touches is the use of live-edge wood throughout the home. The stair treads, a pivoting bar, and even the bathroom counter are all made from beautiful, natural slabs of wood. “The bar was a must-have,” they say. “It’s great for extra seating, but it can also double as a workspace or a spot to eat.” Randy handcrafted these pieces himself, making them even more special. The staircase also features custom leather-and-brass pulls, which give easy access to even more hidden storage underneath.

While the inside of Elsa is warm and welcoming, it’s hard not to be drawn to the outdoor space. The front porch, with its pergola and swing, is the perfect place to relax in the shade, listening to the sounds of nature. And the greenhouse? Lush greenery and bright blooms fill the space, creating a little oasis right outside the front door. A planter overflowing with flowers and plants wraps around the exterior, blending the home even more seamlessly into its surroundings.

Elsa isn’t just a tiny home—it’s a tiny retreat. Thoughtfully designed to make the most of every square inch, it proves that small living doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort, beauty, or connection to the outdoors.