A 120-Square-Foot Tiny Home Sleeps Two Without a Loft
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I’d rather fold out a sofa than climb a ladder at bedtime. The Traveler, a tiny home designed and built by Backcountry Tiny Homes, makes that preference its organizing idea. Its 120-square-foot interior stays on one level, with seating that becomes a bed for two. That addresses a practical small-space problem: how to keep both a living area and somewhere to sleep without stacking one above the other.
At 17 feet long, including a three-foot porch, the Traveler doesn’t try to disguise
At 17 feet long, including a three-foot porch, the Traveler doesn’t try to disguise
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