The design options are endless when it comes to building tiny homes. Many tiny home companies have popped up in recent years to accommodate for the rising demand in these types of houses. If you’re in the market for a custom tiny home, we’ve narrowed down a list of the best and popular companies to help.
Wheelhaus
Salt Lake City-based Wheelhaus builds its tiny homes by its mantra, ‘living large with less’. Since 2006, they’ve been creating tiny and modular homes of high-end quality with an affordable budget. Wheelhaus prides itself in manufacturing high-qaility products with low tolerance for error, so much so that it has earned a Gold standard with the U.S. Green building council.
Wheelhaus offer three distinctive turnkey models – all measuring at 400 square feet – which can be customized, from appliances to exteriors. They build it offsite and deliver it to your location on wheels. There’s also a ‘try before you buy’ option, where you can reserve a stay in one of their tiny homes. Their Wheelhaus Wedge cabins are available to book at the Fireside Resort in Jackson Hole, WY and outside Yellowstone National Park in Buffalo Valley, WY
Escape Traveler
Looking to take your tiny home to the most extreme of weather conditions? Heavy snow, brutal cold, or scorching heat, the tiny homes built by Escape Traveler will keep you cosy in any climate. Having been designing and building tiny homes for over 25 years, it’s no surprise that you can find Escape Traveler’s tiny homes all over the country.
Their award-winning homes are hand-crafted by professionals in their very own RVIA Inspected plant. You can even try one of their tiny homes for size – book from an extensive selection of vacation rentals under their Escape Vacations. When you’re ready to buy, choose from five standard models, which includes an XL version for some of them, such as their Japanese-inspired home or the pure American-look. Alternatively, you can hire them for a custom design.
Escape Traveler also offers financing plans to confidently pay for your tiny home. For their most affordable home, you can have financing for as low as $264 a month.
84 Lumber Tiny Living
Whether you’re after a permanent tiny dwelling or a house on wheels, check out 84 Lumber Tiny Living. Choose from three classic-designed permanent tiny homes or four tiny mobile homes. All their mobile models are under 210 square feet, making it the perfect size for those looking to minimize their environmental footprint. This is further enhanced by their use of LED lighting, water-efficient faucets, and Energy Star certified appliances to name a few.
Their homes feature move-in ready amenities, including full-sized showers, refrigerator, and cooktops. If you’re unsure about financing, 84 Lumber Tiny Living has partnered up with LightStream to provide low-interest loans on your future tiny home. Depending on your needs, the company offers different pricing options: a DIY option starting at $7,000, a semi-DIY from $20,000, and move-in ready from $50,000.
Tiny Heirloom
Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Tiny Heirloom is suitable for those that are looking for the full package. This company can offer its expertise in design, architecture, construction, and interior finishes. Without sacrificing aesthetics, Tiny Heirloom’s Signature Series homes are also focused on functionality. Their tiny homes vary in terms of what people are looking for. For instance, their Legacy model is a simple, 24-foot-long movable unit for those looking to travel light. Meanwhile, their decadent Scandinavian-inspired model, Journey, are for those who prioritize style.
Tiny Heirloom also offers a fully customizable tiny living option, if you’re not looking for a pre-defined model. Their in-house engineers can design anything from the architecture all the way to the details, such as countertop materials. The company’s models range from $52,395 to $125,895, but custom-made homes costs may vary.
Tumbleweed
If modern-looking tiny homes aren’t your style, houses made by Tumbleweed may be the right fit. A wood-focused exterior and interior gives the homes a very rustic and natural vibe. They’ve been crafting tiny homes since 1999, so you can trust that they will make a reliable build. Dedicated to craftsmanship and innovation, it’s no wonder this company is now one of the largest manufacturers of tiny house RVs in North America.
Starting with four base models, you can design and customize the details to your liking. They’ve also got detailed floorplans and specifications. Simply select a model on their website and you can design and receive a free instant price quote within minutes. Their base models range from $56,959 to $77,959 without the added bells and whistles. You can also get some financial help to acquire their tiny home, you are able to apply for a tiny house RV loan by filling out a form online.
If you’re still not sure and are still shopping around, you can stay in one of Tumbleweed’s tiny RV hotels that are located in a few spots around the country. Prices start at $59 per night.
New Frontier Design
With world class architectural and interior design, New Frontier Design are leaders in providing award-winning luxury tiny homes. Who says you need to give up style when downsizing? New Frontier Design’s homes are all unique in its own ways, with its varying specifications, including a full-sized shower, chef’s kitchen or a walk-in closet.
Its luxurious design is also complimented by their use of premium materials. A New Frontier Design home will have you living in top quality fittings, such as Typar Rainscreens and Pella Architectural Glass Doors. You’ll also be spoiled with the inclusion of valance LED strip lighting, for ambient mood lights. If you want to live off the grid, this company also offers an off-grid package, which includes solar panels and a state-of-the-art composting toilet.
There’s a little bit of luxury for every budget. For example, their Luna model starts at $75,000, while the Escher sleeps up to six – fitting for a bigger family – and has a price starting