tiny heirloom clads mobile home with reconfigurable rock climbing wall
this mobile unit was designed for a mississippi couple, who wanted to bring their passion for adventure with them while they're on the road.
this mobile trailer unit was built for a mississippi couple, who wanted to bring their passion for adventure with them while on the road. the ‘tiny adventure home’ was designed by tiny heirloom, a portland-based company that builds small, bespoke dwellings. notably, the 28 foot-long residence is clad with modular, and reconfigurable, climbing panels, allowing its occupants to practice climbing wherever they’re parked.
all images courtesy of tiny heirloom
after deciding they wanted to downsize, the clients chose to commission tiny heirloom to build them a mobile, yet luxurious, home. while primary access to the abode is through a standard front door, a larger garage-style door opens up to the outside world. the customized interiors are organized around a centrally positioned kitchen, flanked with further living accommodation — a dining area, an elevated living room, a bathroom, and a raised sleeping space.
a garage-style door opens up to the outside world
the dining area has room for six people
the elevated lounge space is found above
the space is organized around a centrally positioned kitchen
the home’s sleeping area
the fully equipped bathroom
the interior employs a variety of different materials
the 28 dwelling is clad with modular, and reconfigurable, climbing panels
the dwelling can be readily relocated
