The Vettel Haus shouldn’t work. At 26 feet long, it seems impossibly small for comfortable living. Yet Tamen Arq’s design for myHAUSING demonstrates that brilliant architecture can make any space feel spacious. As you step inside, you’ll forget about square footage entirely. The engineered wood exterior wraps around an interior flooded with natural light through carefully placed windows. Built on a double-axle trailer, this home travels anywhere while feeling permanently rooted in thoughtful design.
The bedroom doubles as your living room, and it’s genius. Most people would see this as a compromise, but the designers turned it into the home’s greatest strength. Your bed becomes a sofa during the day. Built-in shelving keeps books and belongings organized without cluttering sight lines. The mounted TV feels natural rather than awkward, creating an entertainment space that works whether you’re relaxing or sleeping. This flexible plan means one room serves your entire day.
Designer: Tamen Arq for myHAUSING
Two entrances change everything about how you move through the space. The main entry flows through a covered porch that extends your living area outdoors. Who says tiny homes can’t have porches? This outdoor room becomes essential during good weather, doubling your usable space instantly. The second entrance through the kitchen makes daily life easier. No more dragging groceries through the bedroom. Double glass sliding doors connect the porch to the bedroom, making the whole home feel connected to the outdoors.
Light transforms this compact space into something much larger. The generous glazing wasn’t accidental. Every window placement creates depth and eliminates that cramped feeling you’d expect. Morning light energizes the space while evening sun creates cozy warmth. The windows frame views like artwork, making the surrounding landscape part of your interior design. Natural light becomes the home’s most effective space-expanding tool.
Storage hides everywhere without announcing itself. The designers embedded organizational solutions into walls, corners, and transitions between spaces. You won’t find clunky storage units disrupting the clean lines. Custom millwork maximizes vertical space while maintaining visual simplicity. Everything has a place, but nothing screams “tiny house storage hack.” The result feels surprisingly uncluttered for such a compact footprint.
The Vettel Haus makes larger homes seem wasteful. You don’t need 2,000 square feet when 26 feet can provide everything essential. Tamen Arq understood that great design isn’t about having more space but using existing space brilliantly. This home delivers comfort, functionality, and real architectural beauty within strict constraints. The $98,000 price tag reflects the quality craftsmanship and smart design that make this tiny house feel anything but small. Living here would change how you think about space entirely. The Vettel Haus is a testament that a home isn’t measured in square footage but in how well those feet serve our daily life.
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