A variety of sizes

Compact kitchen with a small gas stove, stainless steel kettle, farmhouse sink, and checkered plate. A wine glass is on the countertop next to the sink.

Teeny

The older Tumbleweed models which measured less than 200 square feet had rather small kitchens.

Tiny

But as the houses grew to 249 square feet, so did the kitchens.

Farallon 33 Alta Kitchen

Large

The extra wide park models have large kitchen for a tiny home that measures 390 square feet downstairs.

Colorful Kitchens

Across the country, there are several Tumbleweeds you can rent for a couple night to try before you buy. In particular, these tend to have very colorful kitchens.

A cozy kitchen in this Tumbleweed tiny house features wooden walls, a red refrigerator, white cabinets on the counter, various kitchen appliances, and open shelves holding dishware and cups. An open door leads to a bright, outdoor area.

Angelique replaced her silver refrigerator with a bright red one and splashed the red color throughout.

A cozy Tumbleweed tiny house interior featuring a small kitchen, lofted bed area accessed by a ladder, a sofa, and a dining table with chairs. The space is well-lit with natural light from the windows.

This kitchen is park of the Mt. Hood Tiny Home village, where each rental has it’s own personality.

Appliances

Compact kitchen with wooden countertops, induction cooktop, over-the-range microwave, grey cabinets, and utensil holder with cooking tools. A small pantry area with double doors is visible on the left.

Convection Microwave ovens allow you to cook your food using the microwave feature or the convection oven.

A modern kitchen sink area with wooden countertops, a built-in dishwasher, and under-sink cabinets. The space also features a mounted faucet and a cutting board over the sink.

You have the option to add a mini dishwasher to your tiny home kitchen.

Shelving vs. Cabinets

A modern kitchen with light wood cabinets, a sink, stovetop, utensils in a holder, open shelves, and a window showing an outdoor view.

Open shelving is popular because the it allows the tiny home to feel more open

A modern Tumbleweed tiny house kitchen with white cabinets, wood countertops, a deep sink, and a bright living area featuring a chair, pouf, and large windows offering ample natural light.

But many prefer to keep their plates and cups out of view

More storage ideas

A person reaches for a pot hanging from an overhead rack in a compact kitchen with a variety of cookware, a refrigerator, jars, and a small living area visible in the background.

Alan hangs his cooking pots from the ceiling as a decorative feature in his Tumbleweed.

Watch his video story.

A set of kitchen knives with black and red handles arranged upright in a wooden knife block on a kitchen counter.

Alan cut a slot into his countertop so he could neatly store his knives.

Watch his video story.

A person opens a wooden pantry shelf in their cozy tiny house, revealing various glass jars filled with spices, grains, and beans. A magnet of a dachshund in a colorful sweater clings to the metal surface nearby.

Denetra choose the hidden pantry option for her tiny home.

Watch her video story.

Expanding Space

Compact kitchen and dining area in this Tumbleweed Tiny House feature white cabinets, a wooden counter, a stool, and indoor plants. Wooden stairs lead to an upper loft, and a window provides natural light.

This kitchen was expanded with an extra cabinet at the end plus a drop down counter that can be used for cooking prep or as an eating space.

A compact kitchen features wood-paneled walls, gray cabinets, a stainless steel microwave, built-in electric stovetop, open shelves with ceramics, and a window providing natural light above the sink.

The Big Tiny models (park models) come with a large galley kitchen.

Commercial Kitchens

Below are two examples of commercial kitchens we built for tiny home food service RVs.

A modern kitchen with wall-mounted double ovens, white cabinets, granite countertops, and wood flooring.
Interior of a compact kitchen with white cabinets, a stainless steel sink, a wooden countertop, and a built-in oven. Canned goods are stored in a cabinet with glass doors above the counter.

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