Tinyhome from Poland

[DmitryFR]

Hi everyone!

My team and I have been building tiny houses in Poland for a while now. We design and assemble them from scratch, putting a lot of heart into every detail — aiming to combine compactness, comfort, and quality materials. The house is suitable for both summer and winter living, as it's fully insulated. Please note: in the photos, it's not yet equipped with appliances — it's just the house itself for now.

I wanted to share one of our latest projects to hear your thoughts — especially from people who are genuinely into the tiny house lifestyle. What do you like? What seems impractical? What would you change if you were living in a house like this?

This isn't an ad or a sales pitch. We're just really interested in getting honest feedback from a community that knows what it's talking about. Any comment is appreciated

Photos are attached below. Thanks in advance to anyone who takes a moment to respond!

Have a great day!

 

[eDJ_]

Welcome to the Tiny Home forum Dmitry. Interesting build. I'll look at it closer when I get some time.

 

[DmitryFR]

Thank you! I'll be glad for comments)

 

[DmitryFR]

Finally, the weather cleared up, so we went outside and painted the roof!

 

[eDJ_]

As I look at this closer the only idea I have to offer would help to give a larger "vista" or view during nicer weather. (as summer season is coming)

If you are familiar with a "Dutch Door", I would....if this were mine......split the door into an upper and lower half. Behind the upper door would be a screen to help air flow and provide a wider window so the occupant wouldn't feel too confined. If a full sized screen door were considered that may offer an even more "roominess" feel. Again, this will depend on how secure from animals etc the location is.

I live in a National Forest area in Southern Ohio USA and my ideas may work here but not whee you live.

 

[Deleted member 45]

I like the rounded roof, esp inside. And the sliding door is quite practical

 

[DmitryFR]

We finally finished the project. It's much cozier now.