Snag This Marvelous Mondrian-Inspired Tiny House for $40K

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Measuring 170 square feet, this one-of-a-kind home on wheels is currently listed on Etsy.

Like thrift-store shopping or garage-sale hopping, there’s a thrill that comes with browsing on Etsy—you never know what you might discover. We recently spotted this vibrant tiny house on wheels, and we fell head over heels for it. Its unique exterior is color blocked in bright blue, yellow, and red—the primary colors favored by Piet Mondrian.

Boasting a Mondrian-inspired grid of bright colors, this 170-square-foot mobile tiny house is road-ready and guaranteed to stand out.

Boasting a Mondrian-inspired grid of bright colors, this 170-square-foot mobile tiny house is road-ready and guaranteed to stand out. 

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Courtesy of Studio513Designs via Etsy

Designed and handcrafted by a Kentucky architect, the house—dubbed the MonDreamOn—is a tiny yet mighty studio. Measuring in at 13 feet high, 8.5 feet wide and 20 feet deep, the home offers a single loft, a kitchenette, and a bathroom complete with a shower and composting toilet. Spray foam insulation lines the walls, floors, and ceiling, ensuring a cozy interior no matter where you take it.

Along with multiple side windows, the main entrance comprises of two glass doors and three windows, ensuring ample natural light throughout the space.

This tiny house is currently listed for $40,000—a price that includes only the pre-installed features mentioned above. For an additional $10,000, you can opt to purchase the home fully finished—including all furnishings, plumbing, a solar generator, and Mondrian-inspired shower tile.

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The MonDreamOn tiny house is available for $40,000—or $50,000 fully furnished.

Courtesy of Studio513Designs via Etsy

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