Mobile dwelling adverts robust dwelling distinctly labeled as Timber Tiny Home, showcasing self-sustained and eco-friendly living for families off the grid.
Take a peek at the Barca, a stellar tiny home on wheels designed by Madeiguincho. This compact beauty measures just 17.8 feet long and is built on a double-axle trailer, perfect for families seeking comfort in a tight space. The exterior boasts dark, burnt wood, giving it a cabin-like feel that cozies up to its surroundings. Slatted wooden shutters on the windows and door provide privacy, thermal control, and the option to open up to nature.
Stepping inside, you'll find that every inch of the interior is utilized effectively, yet still manages to feel warm and cohesive thanks to birch plywood panels, cedar, and pine. The open-plan lounge and kitchen area, accessible through double glass doors, is all about family time and relaxation. The kitchen, while small, is functional, catering to everyday living. Large windows let in daylight, making the home feel airy and connected to nature.
Designed with families in mind, the Barca offers three distinct sleeping areas. Two bunks at one end and a lofted bed over the bathroom ensure that everyone has a place to rest. Each nook is accessible via a sturdy wooden ladder, providing a sense of enclosure without cramping the space. Storage solutions keep clutter hidden away.
The bathroom, clad in the same wood as the rest of the house, is compact but equipped with a shower, toilet, and vanity, all mirroring the kitchen cabinetry for a unified look. The wood finish gives the bathroom a spa-like quality, practical yet inviting.
Going off-grid is key to the design of the Barca. Solar panels on the roof provide power, and water is sourced from a nearby well, making the home self-sufficient and perfect for extended stays in remote locations. The house is designed for a slower pace of life, encouraging disconnection from the bustle of daily life and promoting family time.
Madeiguincho's Barca is more than just a compact dwelling – it's an ode to simple, functional living. By focusing on space efficiency, quality materials, and off-grid capabilities, they've created a tiny home that serves as both a retreat and a practical family residence.
If you're intrigued and seeking more examples, you can check out Madeiguincho's official website or explore other manufacturers like Dragon Tiny Homes, with their Kemi model drawing inspiration from Scandinavian design. Happy exploring!
[1] https://www.tinyhousedesign.com/barca-off-grid-tiny-house-by-madeiguincho/[2] https://www.treehugger.com/sustainable-product-design/barca-off-grid-tiny-house-by-madeiguincho-5147438[5] https://www.tinyhouseexpo.com/barca-off-grid-tiny-house/
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The Barca, a tiny home by Madeiguincho, offers a blend of sustainable living and lifestyle events, featuring home-and-garden designs that encourage a slower, nature-focused lifestyle. For those interested in exploring similar models, the Kemi from Dragon Tiny Homes, inspired by Scandinavian design, is another sustainable-living example.
