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Kinnakeet is a wonderful 20 ft. x 8.5 ft. tiny house based on Modern Tiny Living's popular Mohican model. With beautiful green accents over white interior with dark floors, Kinnakeet is a stunning build, perfect for a full time home or a weekend traveler. This model is being used as a tiny house AirBnb rental, so you'll notice it doesn't have the full appliances like most of our full time tiny homes.
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We're about wrapped up with our 2019 road show schedule, and would love to meet you! Come say hi at any of the following events. We're visiting Ohio, Florida, Texas, Georgia, Colorado, and North Carolina for sure. We'll likely add a few more stops, so be sure to come back and routinely check out our schedule.  Hey everyone! Just wanted to share our attempt to creating a tiny house spectacle with you! We are rolling out to North Carolina with 5 homes in tow for delivery to River & Twine, a spectacular tiny house hotel in Rocky Mount. Trent, one of our co-founders, coordinated this epic scene, and we just wanted to share it with you. We actually hired a video crew to capture the moment, and will have an awesome little documentary out for you shortly. Anyway, here's Trent saying hi:  Pronouncing "Chi-ca-ma-co-mi-co" is far and away the toughest part of living in this simple and elegant 20 ft. Mohican tiny house model! Chicamacomico is a truly beautiful build, with a fire truck red + wood exterior, stunning distressed flooring, stainless countertops, and a wonderful red, white, and wood interior. Beautiful Learn more about Chicamacomico here Want to chat about what a home like Chicamacomico might look like for you? Shoot us an email!  Wow, the articles about our new 28 ft. tiny house build for Wal-Mart and Allswell just keep coming out! It's so humbling to see our little homes being shared all over the world.
Here's one from CNN Business about their marketing strategy and value of using these pop-up mobile branding opportunities to reach people on a grassroots level. Check Out The Article Here: "Wal-Mart's Online Mattress Brand Has a New Retail Strategy: Tiny Homes" Got a business? You should really consider a custom tiny house to build your exposure. It's pretty unbelievable to see what's happening here. If you want to chat about what it may look like for you, your business, your boutique, your coffee shop, or anything else, shoot us an email at contact@moderntinyliving.com.  Well, our "super secret build" is no secret any more - it was already featured in Forbes! Guys, there is so much going on. We wrapped up two homes last week, and one of them was for Wal-Mart's Allswell brand. We had no clue that it would go so viral. Wal-Mart recently launched Allswell as their home goods brand, and wanted to make a splash by having a tiny home built that could really show off their products. Modern Tiny Living was chosen over all of the other builders in the USA due to our extremely fine craftwork, spectacular design team, and commitment to robust build quality that can stand their road show of tens of thousands of miles. We'll get you more photos of this unbelievable build soon. The home has already been to Times Square, and is in the thick of a US tour! As you can imagine, with that home has come a lot of press. We've since been featured on CNN, Forbes, and a bunch of other publications. It's unbelievably exciting, and we are so proud to be involved in such a great project. Here is the Forbes article for those interested, with a nice shoutout to our lead designer, Rachel. Lastly, we are still booking out our builds for the year. If you have any interest in a custom Modern Tiny Living Home or model, now's the time to get your design calls scheduled so we can get you booked up! Email us at contact@moderntinyliving.com to schedule a call :-)  Buxton, built on the Mohican platform by Modern Tiny Living, is a gorgeous and modern 20 ft. tiny house on wheels named after the home of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in Buxton, North Carolina. With spectacular stainless steel countertops, black hardware, and room to sleep for 4, Buxton is a supremely functional tiny house on wheels at an attractive price. Check out some photos here! Rocky, our latest 20 ft. x 8.5 ft. tiny house on wheels built on our Point model, is a real stunner, isn't she? And in case our photo album didn't do the trick, here is the excellent video walkthrough of our latest tiny house build. Want to learn more about Rocky? Go check it out here. Here you go everyone! The video tour for our newest 24 ft. x 8.5 ft. tiny house on wheels, Braxton, is hot and ready for your enjoyment! Let us know what you think.  Rocky, named after Rocky Mount, North Carolina - the home's eventual landing place - is a beautiful, lime green variation of our Point model. Though Rocky was built as a rental unit and may not have the same appliances or storage as a traditional full time model, we only use the highest quality and most robust materials in our homes. Our design team and craftsman team really outdid themselves with the interior of this model - it's absolutely stunning! Specifications: 20 ft. Trailer Made Custom Insulated Tiny Home Trailer Foundation - Lifetime Warranty 240 sq. ft. Weight: ~ 9000 lbs. Metal Roof - 40 Year Warranty LP Lapped Smart Siding - 60 Year Warranty Vinyl Flooring Staircase w/Storage King Loft Wood Trim, Loft Barrier & Railing Large, Spacious Living Room Built-In Benches w/Storage (Bench folds out into additional bed) Built-In Bookcases Kitchen: Onyx Black Cabinetry Stainless Steel Hardware Drop Down Storage Cabinets Butcher Block Countertops Large Farmhouse Sink Retractable Pull Down Faucet 2 Burner Electric Cooktop 9.9 Cu Ft. Top Freezer/Refrigerator Bathroom: Barn Door Flush Toilet 30 inch x 30 inch Shower w/ Glass Door Wall Sink Power/Water/Heat/Insulation: Mini Split 9000 BTU Electric Tankless Water Heater 50 Amp Service Spray-Foam Insulation (3 Inches) for Walls, Ceiling, and Floors (R-28 in Roof, R-21 in Walls) Rocky is $69,000 as shown The Point Model Starts at $64,000 |
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