Tiny houses are great for a single person or a couple but can be too small for families to comfortably live in, which is where the Minimaliste 'Charme' tiny home aims to offer an alternative.
The home features a relatively spacious design that has a full kitchen and living space along with a master bedroom for the parent(s) to rest in. The other two bedrooms in the dwelling are recessed up above the main floor and will provide space for a double bed for a child to comfortably sleep.
The Minimaliste 'Charme' tiny home is priced at roughly $97,500 and is also built with the elements in mind to ensure it will work effectively in areas of North America that experience harsh winters.
Family-Friendly Tiny Homes
The Minimaliste 'Charme' Tiny House is Durable and Well-Designed
Trend Themes
1. Family-friendly Tiny Homes - The trend of designing and building tiny homes with sufficient living space for families will continue to grow and create disruptive innovation opportunities for the housing industry.
2. Advanced Tiny Home Design - Continued advancements in tiny home design, such as incorporating sustainable features and innovative storage solutions, will provide opportunities for disruptive innovation in the construction industry.
3. Tiny Homes for Extreme Climates - The growing trend of designing tiny homes to withstand harsh, cold climates presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the housing and materials industries.
Industry Implications
1. Housing - The market for family-friendly tiny homes presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the design and construction of affordable, sustainable, and well-designed residences.
2. Construction - As the popularity of tiny homes continues to grow, there will be opportunities for disruptive innovation in the development of cost-effective, efficient construction methods and materials.
3. Materials Science - Creating new materials and testing existing ones for durability and effectiveness in extreme climates will be an important area for disruptive innovation in the production of tiny homes for use in harsh environments.