This tiny house is fit for an avid baker—and her six-foot-six husband

Since Lindsay and Jeremy have traveled around the world, they dubbed their new home the “Nomad’s Nest.” While the 275-square-feet house is compact , it has a queen-sized bed, a four-burner stove, a bathtub, and even a washing machine—all modern amenities that were vital for the couple. The house is built on a gooseneck trailer.

Inside, the house has a cozy yet worldly vibe. All of the pillows on the couch are made from materials the couple picked up during their travels in Tanzania and Sri Lanka, while the metal chandelier has a decidedly Moroccan feel to it. Rustic elements abound here, too, like the wood panelled walls, the wood-burning stove, and the small wooden table with two nesting stools. To accommodate Jeremy the home also has 13-feet-high ceilings throughout.

There are so many swoon-worthy details in this kitchen: the ample cupboards, the open shelving just under the roof line, and the concrete-and-wood countertop. Although the oven is smaller than an average suburban home’s, it has four burners (a rarity in small houses!) and enough space to bake a batch of cookies, cakes, and pies. 


Many tiny homes have space-saving loft bedrooms, but when one of the homeowners is tall, that isn’t an option. Located on the far end of the home, this bedroom is large enough for a queen-sized bed. Rather than bedside table lamps, we love the two pendant lights hanging over the bed.

The bathroom has a spacious shower stall. The dark grey tile is a nice contrast to the natural wood walls.

A portion of the floor lifts up to reveal an aluminum bath tub, which serves a dual purpose: Lindsay can soak in the tub and Jeremy can use the extra feet to stand comfortable under the shower head.

And here’s a look at the toilet and the washing machine. This house was built by Wind River Tiny Homes, a company co-owned by Jeremy.