The Mini House 300 x 700 from Poland’s Mini Domy reshapes tiny home living by expanding width rather than length, delivering a surprisingly comfortable and livable space within a 22-foot-long trailer.
- Measures just 22 feet long with a wider 9.8-foot width
- Offers 27 square meters (290 sq ft) of interior space
- Includes two lofts, full kitchen, and bathroom amenities
What happened
The Mini House 300 x 700, designed by the Polish company Mini Domy, presents a fresh take on tiny homes by increasing width rather than length. Built on a double-axle trailer measuring 7 meters long and 3 meters wide, it contrasts with the typical elongated tiny house style to maximize interior comfort.
This wider footprint allows for a more apartment-like experience indoors, featuring a living room with a large sofa, storage options, a functional kitchen, and a compact bathroom. Though the increased width means it requires a towing permit for public roads, the trade-off is a noticeably more spacious and practical tiny home.
Why it feels good
The interior design of the Mini House 300 x 700 enhances daily living with thoughtful use of space and finishes. White-painted tongue-and-groove paneling and vinyl flooring add brightness and durability, while the compact kitchen includes essential appliances like an induction cooktop, sink, and space for refrigeration and an oven.
Comfort is further enhanced by climate control with a mini-split air conditioner and the presence of two lofts—one serving as a carpeted bedroom with storage stairs and the other as a flexible carpeted area over the living room. These features contribute to a cozy, functional feel rarely achieved in ultra-compact mobile homes.
What to enjoy or watch next
The Mini House 300 x 700 model is currently available for purchase, inviting tiny house enthusiasts to explore a new dimension of home-on-wheels living that prioritizes comfort and practical space without lengthening the trailer. Prospective buyers can contact Mini Domy directly for pricing and delivery details.
As tiny homes continue evolving, designs like this one show exciting potential for making small spaces feel larger and more livable. Watching how wider tiny homes influence the market and inspire variations could shape the future of mobile, minimalist living.