We’ve seen some pretty awesome tiny houses that are super cool but we’ve never seen one that literally rocks until now! The Amplified Tiny House is a unique home made up of a 400 square foot tiny house and a 120 square foot guest house. The guest house is connected to the main house by an attached deck and the front of the smaller structure is actually a functional sound system allowing the trailer to be used as a massive sound system!
Inside the main home, you have everything you could ask for including a large kitchen with full-sized appliances. Soaring ceiling and neutral walls make the home feel larger than it really is and give it an open and airy effect. The kitchen has dark countertops with white custom cabinets and a stone tile backsplash for a crisp and modern look.
The living room is large enough for an oversized L-shaped couch and furniture. A garage door is across from the couch and can be raised up to open the room up to the large deck outside. Rustic hardwood floors connect all of the areas in this home.
The loft is nice and open while still maintaining privacy thanks to a half wall. A long window runs the length of the bed and lets natural light in or a roller shade can block it out when it’s time to get some rest.
One of the most impressive features of this tiny house is the incredible bathroom with an oversized spa-like shower. Seafoam tiles surround the shower with a teak and stone floor grounding it out. A custom sink vanity delivers plenty of storage room and looks sleek without taking away from the masterful shower.
The guest house doubles as a room for guests and a recording studio. Instruments adorn the walls and the gray walls make the space feel modern and minimalistic.
At night, this home is the place to be for an evening outside! You can listen to some tunes on the massive sound system or the owners will entertain you with live music just outside the studio!
Now you can see why we say that this home truly rocks! It was so impressive that it was featured on an episode of Tiny House Nation earlier this year and it just goes to show that tiny houses are only limited by the imaginations of their owners. Watch the video on Tiny house nation website.
Me and my wife are looking to make a 400ft tiny home in San Antonio. We are new ro this so we just want to know how to go about it. We want to keep price down as tbut we will love here permanently.
Here’s more of the story including the owners diary during the build and interview with Zack Giffen from Tiny House Nation: https://tinylifeconsulting.com/tiny-house-nation-tv-show-reality-check-what-you-need-to-know/