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The home’s new half-bath is tiled in Lili Tile, with a vanity sink from Wayfair, a countertop and backsplash of Silestone Quartz, a faucet from Kingston Brass and wall sconces over sink and toilet by Hinkley.
The home’s new half-bath is tiled in Lili Tile, with a vanity sink from Wayfair, a countertop and backsplash of Silestone Quartz, a faucet from Kingston Brass and wall sconces over sink and toilet by Hinkley.
The bathroom wall tile is from Lili, the wall light at the sink is from Alora Mood, the orange wall light is from West Elm, the sink vanity is from Joss and Main, the countertop is Silestone Quartz, the faucet is American Standard, and the tub was repurposed with a Delta fixture.
The bathroom wall tile is from Lili, the wall light at the sink is from Alora Mood, the orange wall light is from West Elm, the sink vanity is from Joss and Main, the countertop is Silestone Quartz, the faucet is American Standard, and the tub was repurposed with a Delta fixture.
Floor Plan of Galeo Pavilion by Stanaćev Granados
Floor Plan of Galeo Pavilion by Stanaćev Granados
The architects designed all the furnishings in the space, including this granite table and wooden benches. The materials were all cut and assembled on-site by the same team that built the cabin.
The architects designed all the furnishings in the space, including this granite table and wooden benches. The materials were all cut and assembled on-site by the same team that built the cabin.
A series of plywood panels separate the large common area of the cabin from the smaller private areas. They slide open to reveal the sleeping area, outfitted with custom bunk beds.
A series of plywood panels separate the large common area of the cabin from the smaller private areas. They slide open to reveal the sleeping area, outfitted with custom bunk beds.
While the homes are well insulated and equipped with efficient ventilation systems, Summit Tiny Homes also provides mini-splits and radiant floor heating to help make their builds comfortable year round.
While the homes are well insulated and equipped with efficient ventilation systems, Summit Tiny Homes also provides mini-splits and radiant floor heating to help make their builds comfortable year round.
Stainless steel fixtures are installed in the bathroom. The brickwalls at both ends of the tiny home.
Stainless steel fixtures are installed in the bathroom. The brickwalls at both ends of the tiny home.
The floors are lined with waterproof planking. Oak is used for accents throughout the interior like the railing and treads of the staircase, the overhead kitchen cabinetry, and the lowered ceiling beneath the lofts.
The floors are lined with waterproof planking. Oak is used for accents throughout the interior like the railing and treads of the staircase, the overhead kitchen cabinetry, and the lowered ceiling beneath the lofts.
In the bathroom, the water-flushing or electric incinerating toilet can be switched to off-grid alternatives, like an odorless dry toilet or an incinerating option that runs on gas.
In the bathroom, the water-flushing or electric incinerating toilet can be switched to off-grid alternatives, like an odorless dry toilet or an incinerating option that runs on gas.
The kitchen cabinetry is made out of the same Thermowood that clads the home. The electric cooktop can be replaced with a gas alternative to off-grid use more convenient.
The kitchen cabinetry is made out of the same Thermowood that clads the home. The electric cooktop can be replaced with a gas alternative to off-grid use more convenient.
Apart from the Classic and Traveler models, ESCAPE’s homes can be made to run entirely on electricity. The fabricator also offers to make their designs viable off grid by including solar panels, upgrading the envelope and appliances, and switching out the water and waste systems.
Apart from the Classic and Traveler models, ESCAPE’s homes can be made to run entirely on electricity. The fabricator also offers to make their designs viable off grid by including solar panels, upgrading the envelope and appliances, and switching out the water and waste systems.
While it lacks the lofts of ESCAPE’s other models, the interior of the original Vista comes wrapped in windows where it isn’t paneled in birch wood.
While it lacks the lofts of ESCAPE’s other models, the interior of the original Vista comes wrapped in windows where it isn’t paneled in birch wood.
Starting at just over $50K, ESCAPE’s Vista line is the most affordable of their offerings. Its exterior is clad in tongue and groove siding that can be upgraded to <i>yakisugi </i>for $4K or dark bronze for $5.3K.
yakisugi 5.3K.
Like the ONE, the $87K Traveler can be enlarged from 269 to 344 square feet for around $10–20K.
Like the ONE, the $87K Traveler can be enlarged from 269 to 344 square feet for around $10–20K.
Two lofts bookend the birch-paneled interior, which can be upgraded to include almost anything: a full set of appliances, stone countertops, oak finishing, and panoramic windows to mention a few options.
Two lofts bookend the birch-paneled interior, which can be upgraded to include almost anything: a full set of appliances, stone countertops, oak finishing, and panoramic windows to mention a few options.
Clad in <i>yakisugi </i>siding, the 276-square foot ONE model is available for just under $70K. It can be upgraded to larger, 400-square-foot versions for between $20–30K.
yakisugi
The standard Classic model spanned 288 square feet in size, but could be upgraded to a 396-square-foot home with two bedrooms. The interior walls and ceilings are all paneled in pine, and beveled cedar siding was used for the exterior.
The standard Classic model spanned 288 square feet in size, but could be upgraded to a 396-square-foot home with two bedrooms. The interior walls and ceilings are all paneled in pine, and beveled cedar siding was used for the exterior.
Escape made a splash by launching a property in Tampa Bay filled with its trailers. But you don’t have to live there to own one.
Escape made a splash by launching a property in Tampa Bay filled with its trailers. But you don’t have to live there to own one.

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