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This keeps the overall roof height down: only the roof above the main loft bedroom usually need raising so that space is not incredibly cramped when getting in and out of the master bedroom.There are two main reasons for only having a small loft area: Many tiny houses have a small loft area for storage purposes. If your friends/family enjoy camping, they could always camp outside your tiny house in their tent, and come in to use your kitchen and bathroom (or hang out) as needed. A separate bed is better in general, however if you do not have any other space (or a downstairs pull-out bed has not yet been delivered), your child will probably enjoy sleeping in your bed for a few days/weeks! If your child has outgrown their cradle or crib and ideally needs a bigger bed, they could potentially sleep with yourselves for the short term.This is not the most comfortable, but sleeping on a standard couch can work well for a night or two – especially if the couch is big enough that your visitor’s feet do not hang over the end! Sleep on the existing, non-convertible couch.This works well for quick overnight visits from friends, but (some) family members might not take kindly to sleeping on the floor downstairs whilst you are upstairs in a comfy bed.

Crash on the floor downstairs with a sleeping bag and pillow.

We explore these options in more detail below, however if you only need some extra space as a temporary measure then the following should also work: What we mention above are the main ‘proper’ options, especially where longer term bedroom/sleeping space is required.

Add a new, separate room downstairs for a bedroom.

Instead of having a normal couch, get a pull-out couch – or a proper couch bed – which can very easily provide another sleeping area.

These can sometimes be installed to fit over existing furniture, if space is very limited.

Add a wall-mounted pull-down (murphy) bed downstairs wherever there is space.

Adding (or expanding) the second loft – which is usually small and used purely for storage – so that it can fit another bed.

So where can a second – or even third – bedroom be added? Possible locations include:

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This is a fairly good layout because the living room can have a large ceiling (unless there is a full loft above) giving the feeling of more available space, and then the water/drainage pipework can mainly be managed at a central place towards the back of the tiny house. An example of this is the Tumbleweed Farallon 26’ Vista L1 house: Then there will be a large loft area which has space for a big bed. The next room/space will be the kitchen/dining area, and then the bathroom will be behind this. Whilst every house can naturally be built differently, a typical one-bedroom tiny house involves coming through the front door into the living area. Option 4: Separate Downstairs Bedroom Typical Tiny House Layout And Potential Bedroom 2/3 Locations