Jeff Wilson created Kasita - a modern tiny house with an area of 32 square meters. Meter that can be used as a guest house, office or studio.
It is said that the best ideas come in the most unexpected places. This truth is certainly confirmed in the case of Jeff Wilson - Professor and Dean University of Haston Tilloton, Texas, USA. After all, the scientist left the garbage container with an area of 3 square meters. The meter in which she lived throughout the year, not only with invaluable experience, but also with the concept of a new category of housing - beautiful small houses created to solve the housing crisis.
Kasita is a tiny house of 32 square meters. A meter in which there is everything you need a person for life.
Each such house has an adjustment of lighting and temperature, built-in speakers and video intercom. Before looking at the photo of the interior, look at the housing layout.
Immediately near the entrance door there is an entrance hall, to the right of which is a small fully equipped bathroom with a shower, a toilet and washbasin.
Near the bathroom there is a wardrobe.
A little further is a kitchen with a cooking surface, a microwave, washing machine and a refrigerator, as well as cabinets and two working surfaces.
In a wooden staircase leading down to the living room, drawers are hidden.
The height of the ceiling in the living room is a little more than 3 meters. There is a sofa.
The sofa can be transformed into a double bed, and its individual parts become the bedside tables.
At the end of the room there is a raised platform with floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing the light to completely fill a small residential space.
A flat-screen TV can be hidden in a white cube with drawers, next to which there is a small seat for seating.
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