Tiny homes aren’t traditionally suitable for families, but Urban Park Max by the Eugene, Oregon-based tiny home company Tru Form Tiny proves that clever design makes all the difference.
The custom build, which is now located in Vermont, has been smartly planned to cater to up to two adults and two children in a 38 x 10.5-foot space. It boasts two cozy bedroom nooks for children, three beds in total, an expansive kitchen packed full of conveniences, and a large living room. Urban Park Max even delivers in terms of space and style in the bathroom, with the 4.5 x 8.5-foot room featuring a 36-inch x 36-inch tile shower and other modern amenities like a stylish vanity, washer and dryer, and storage.
Its location in Vermont means it must hold up to the elements, which is why it features a reinforced roof to withstand heavy snow loads, a Morao wood-burning stove, and space heaters.
This innovative tiny home with space for the whole family is the epitome of practical and comfortable living. You can explore models like Urban Park Max by Tru Form Tiny for a price tag starting from $190,000.
This Vermont-based tiny home is a custom build called Urban Park Max by the Oregon tiny home company Tru Form Tiny. It’s 38 x 10.5 feet and comfortably caters to a family of two adults and two children. Due to its home base in Vermont, the company built it with a reinforced roof to withstand heavy snow. Models such as this one start from $190,000.
This modern tiny home features authentic cypress Shou Sugi Ban siding, adding charm and contemporary elegance to the build. It pairs well with the abundance of windows that let in plenty of natural light.
The tiny home’s interior is fresh, modern, and minimalistic, with black, white, and natural wood being the predominant colors. The high ceilings maximize the available space, but there is plenty of storage space and a full walk-in closet.
The kitchen is in the center of the home and blends in with the living area. It showcases Tru Form-built cabinetry, upper open shelving, and a generous 30-inch sink with a drying rack and cutting board. The owners also added fun upgrades: a Samsung 30-inch induction cooktop with virtual flame technology and WiFi, as well as a touch-to-open fridge.
The open-plan kitchen space comfortably caters to a family with a central dining space featuring four stools. It receives plenty of light from the generous kitchen window as well as the hanging light in the center of the room.
The acacia butcher block countertops can’t help but impress. They complement the fresh white cabinetry and drawers. The natural wood also breaks up the white walls.
The living and kitchen areas join seamlessly, allowing for easy family time and entertaining. A Morao wood-burning stove with a black feature wall adds subtle definition between the two spaces.
The sun-drenched living area is set up for relaxation and entertaining. A comfortable L-shaped sofa with storage underneath takes pride of place at the end of the tiny home. With windows on all sides, it enjoys plenty of natural light throughout the day. A heat pump on the wall takes the chill out of the air in the evening.
There is no shortage of storage space in this tiny home. Tru Form Tiny installed cabinetry and open shelves from floor to ceiling for easy storage of everyday essentials.
The tall ceilings do more than add height and maximize the illusion of space. They also house the loft sleeping spaces for up to four people, accessible above the kitchen by a ladder.
There are two cozy spaces for the kids, each with their own storage cubbies. Despite each space being customized to suit each child, they still feature the same design elements as downstairs to add cohesion.
The master suite is adjacent to the children’s nooks, on the other side of a wall for privacy. It features a queen bed with additional storage.
The tiny home builders brilliantly designed the children’s bedroom nooks for privacy, comfort, and a sense of individuality. Each child has their own comfortable bed next to a window with a whole wall of storage for their personal possessions. There is also a light next to the bed for convenience.
The black feature wall contributes to the feeling of privacy while also making the bedroom feel more intimate and separate from the children’s area.
The bathroom has everything a family needs for convenience: a stylish vanity with storage and a sink by the toilet. The tiny home builders also installed a 36-inch by 36-inch shower with green Cloe tiles.
The feature wall behind the vanity adds warmth to the bathroom. It also houses lighting and a mirror, which cleverly offer the illusion of more space.
The generous 4.5-foot by 8.5-foot bathroom is home to a washer and dryer and two pull-out laundry cabinets.
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