She said a soaker was a must for her, so she went on and looked for a small bathtub, but they were so expensive.
However, she found a trough tub that fits her aesthetics, perfect for her farmhouse-themed home.
Moreover, the tub can retain heat; you will come out sweating, which is perfect after her long day on the trail.
She also has her washer/dryer combo in the bathroom, facing storage where she puts her clothes, which is very efficient as she can put the clothes in storage straight from the dryer.
Jen also uses a waterless composting toilet, making it easy to find parking as it does not need a septic or sewer line.
Jen’s master loft has a king-sized bed because her daughter sleeps with her when visitors come.
Furthermore, should she be in a relationship and must cohabitate in her home, a king-sized bed would be perfect?
Her loft also has ample storage for the trucker hats she wears on the trail.
She also has a skylight in her loft, above her bed, where she can watch the stars at night.
“That’s all magical until the sun comes blazing in at 5 am in Colorado,” she said.
So, she has some eye masks that she puts on to solve that morning problem.
Meanwhile, it is funny how her king-sized pillowcases fit the windows in her loft, so using tension rods and curtain rings, she can have makeshift curtains that match her bedroom.
Jen is enjoying her tiny house lifestyle in her lavish living room.
She has an electric fireplace, which is chic, located under her 50-inch tv that can swivel so she can watch anything she wants, even if she’s in the kitchen.
There is also a sofa with a footrest and a hanging chair where she sits while enjoying her coffee or wine.
The modern farmhouse also inspires the exterior of the tiny house. It has 18 windows, including French doors.
It measures 34 by 10 feet with two pop-out lofts, making it 36, and a triple axle carries it.
It also has sizeable outside storage on the trailer’s both ends for propane tanks and other outdoor stuff.
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