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Tiny Holiday Home by i29

January 29, 2019

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Dutch firm i29 interior architects and Chris Collaris have collaborated to design a tiny holiday home in the middle of nature at the Vinkeveense Plassen, near Amsterdam.

Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - Exterior View
Photo © Ewout Huibers

The tiny home has a footprint of only 55 m2 (592 sq. ft.), yet the interior feels spacious due to the all around panoramas to the surrounding landscape.

Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers
Photo © Ewout Huibers

Designed for a family of four, the house features a living room, a kitchen, dining room, three bedrooms, one full bathroom, one powder room, and a patio.

Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - Exterior View
Photo © Ewout Huibers

The layout is developed from the inside-out, the smart arrangement of functions make use of every cm2. Situated on a elongated island plot close to the lake, the positioning of the building volume is related to the views of the surrounding water and the orientation on the sun.

Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - Exterior view
Photo © Ewout Huibers

By dividing the volume into four parts, the panoramic views and the invading sunlight become very specific. On the outside the diversity in size and the interconnected positioning create a sculptural image, looking different from every angle.

Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - Exterior View
Photo © Ewout Huibers

In order to intensify this sculptural quality, all facades have a minimal design with invisible roof endings and window frames detailled behind the wood facade. All volumes have big windows or sliding doors which can be opened completely to fully merge the inside with the outside.

Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers
Photo © Ewout Huibers

On the inside, the dimensions and ceiling heights of the different volumes clearly articulate the separate area’s and functions in the house. Long sightlines crossing the outside patio provide a visual connection.

Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers
Photo © Ewout Huibers

By opening up large sliding doors of the patio the volumes of the kitchen and living are physically connected.

Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - Kitchen two tone cabinets
Photo © Ewout Huibers

Custom furniture and integrated cabinets accentuate the graphical quality on the inside.

  • Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - Living Room open cabinets
    Photo © Ewout Huibers
  • Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - Living room closed cabinets
    Photo © Ewout Huibers

We made use of simple materials like natural oak wooden panels -or stained black to combine with the rough pinewood facade- and a continuing polished concrete floor. We strived for a design strategy in which architecture and interior come together in a model combination.

– i29 interior architects

  • Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - Kitchen
    Photo © Ewout Huibers
  • Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - custom built in cabinetry
    Photo © Ewout Huibers

Each volume has its own program. By linking interior components to the architecture and vice versa, the result is a high quality project not dependent of expensive materials or technical show.

  • Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers
    Photo © Ewout Huibers
  • Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - stairs
    Photo © Ewout Huibers
  • Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - hallway
    Photo © Ewout Huibers
Tiny Home by i29 - Photo © Ewout Huibers - Exterior View
Photo © Ewout Huibers

Making quality projects is, in our opinion, not always ‘the bigger the better’. With simple yet smart interventions this project is of the highest standard and at the same time energy efficient, eco-friendly, and built with a small footprint. In this sense it’s a model example of a tiny house; smart, comfortable but with no consessions to quality in both the interior and architectural design; small is beautiful.


– i29 interior architects
  • Tiny Home by i29 - Site Plan Drawing
    Site Plan
  • Tiny Home by i29 - Lower Floor Plan Drawing
    Lower Floor Plan
  • Tiny Home by i29 - Upper Floor Plan Drawing
    Upper Floor Plan
  • Tiny Home by i29 - Facade Elevations Drawing
    Facade Elevations
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    Section DD
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Facts
Design: i29 interior architects & Chris Collaris
Floor area: 75m2
Location: Vinkeveen, Netherlands
Photography: Ewout Huibers
Construction architecture: Hagoort bouw B.V.
Construction interiors: Simon Sintenie
Structural engineer: Vissers & Vissers B.V.
Landscape design: De Zilverlinde & Frank Heiligers
Landscape and Nautical construction: Marcel Zaal

Filed Under: Architecture, Houses, Interior Design, Residential Interiors Tagged With: i29 interior architects, kitchen, minimalist, Netherlands

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