This Norwegian Wood–Wrapped Tiny Home Was Built for Freedom
Norske Mikrohus’s latest design is clad in sustainable spruce—and it will take you anywhere you want to go.
Norske Mikrohus’s latest design is clad in sustainable spruce—and it will take you anywhere you want to go.
When David and Jeanette Reiss-Andersen, cofounders of the Oslo-based tiny home company Norske Mikrohus, set to work on their most recent project, their goal was to provide an environmentally friendly alternative to the standard-size home. "We wanted to create something for people looking for a way out of the rental and mortgage markets—something for those who want easy access to nature and to live with fewer possessions," David says. The result is Tind—a wood-wrapped house on wheels that measures 70 square feet and starts at $90K.
The Tind tiny home was inspired by the mountains and woods of Norway, and it’s clad in Norwegian spruce..
Aksel Jermstad
Large glass doors open the living area to the outdoors.
Aksel Jermstad
In imagining Tind, Jeanette, the company’s lead designer, knew she wanted both the exterior and the interior to be sheathed in wood. "We wanted the model to have a modern, natural feel," she says. "It’s in contrast to Vilde, our more classic model."
The open-plan kitchen and living area are outfitted with birch veneer walls. The flooring is ash.
Aksel Jermstad
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