I Just Found a PREFAB HOME with the Perfect California Look!

Tini Living is now shipping modular homes to California. In this video I went to Spain to see the Tini 4M, a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom prefab home with a modern look to give people an idea of what they do and how they do it. Tini builds stylish modulars with a steel frame and a signature look that includes floor to ceiling glass no nonsense interiors. Watch to learn more about whats available from Tini Living and when their homes with be available in the United States.

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