The Modern Tiny Living 'Ojai' tiny house is a variation on the brand's Kokosing model that has been customized for actor and filmmaker Justin Baldoni to give it the right level of functionality and style. The 24-foot tiny home on wheels offers space for up to four people, and features a sizable bedroom loft, kitchen, bathroom and living room for comfortable everyday living. Constructed with a steel roof, the home has acacia engineered hardwood flooring throughout with poplar tongue and groove walls to give it a decidedly naturalistic aesthetic.
The Modern Tiny Living 'Ojai' tiny house offers ample natural light thanks to the many windows found throughout, while the living room has two built-in bookshelves with six drawers for impressive storage.
Wood-Filled Familial Tiny Homes
The Modern Tiny Living 'Ojai' Tiny House Has Space for Four
Trend Themes
1. Wood-filled Tiny Homes - Innovative material choices like acacia hardwood flooring and poplar walls in tiny homes could push manufacturers to innovate and create sustainable and eco-friendly solutions.
2. Customizable Tiny Homes - Customizing tiny homes for specific needs could be a trend for the future and could lead to individuation of products that has been general so far.
3. Tiny Home Industry - Underserved markets for affordable housing solutions is a trend that could spark growth in the tiny home industry.
Industry Implications
1. Home Construction Industry - In view of small living spaces such as tiny homes, manufacturers of home furniture, fittings, and appliances could shift focus towards creating more compact, efficient and modular product designs.
2. Film, TV and Entertainment Industry - Celebrities, film maker and the entertainment industry as a whole could influence the tiny home industry by showing increased interest in eco-friendly and sustainable lifestyle choices.
3. Sustainable Construction Industry - As the demand for sustainable building materials and eco-friendly solutions continue to rise, the sustainable construction industry could benefit from the trend of tiny homes constructed using sustainable materials.