Big Red by Rewild Homes

In the fascinating journey of tiny home construction, Rewild Homes brings us “Big Red”, a 32-foot creation that stands out with its bohemian flair and remarkable use of local materials.

This tiny house showcases the artistic use of live edge wood sourced entirely from the Cowichan Valley. The remarkable aspect of this wood is its origin; most pieces come from a single tree, reflecting a commitment to both sustainability and local resources.

The interior of Big Red is a celebration of natural aesthetics and functional design. One key feature is the bathroom, where natural slate flooring is paired with the comfort of in-floor heating. This space also boasts a large glass shower, with walls elegantly tiled, creating a sense of luxury within a compact space.

Functionality is not compromised in this tiny home. It includes a full-sized washing machine and dryer combo, ensuring convenience for everyday living.

The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, an on-demand propane water heater, and a propane range. Adding to the efficiency and modernity is an over-the-range microwave/hood fan combo.

One of the most striking elements is the large skylight in the bathroom, inviting natural light to flood the space, creating an airy and open ambiance.

Interestingly, Big Red doesn’t include a traditional bedroom or living room. Instead, one wall is open in two large sections, integrating seamlessly with a pre-existing structure on the site, which houses the bedrooms and living area. This innovative design approach allows for a flexible living space, emphasizing the house’s connection with its surroundings.

Rewild Homes’ Big Red stands as a testament to creative design and the effective use of local resources in tiny home construction.

For more information about Big Red, please contact Rewild Homes.

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