Cyril the tiny home on wheels by Build Tiny.Build Tiny
- New Zealand-based Build Tiny created Cyril, a tiny home on wheels for clients who wanted a work from home setup and amenities for their cats that were adopted during the country's coronavirus pandemic-induced lockdown.
- Build Tiny saw an increase in domestic demand "with urgent need" during the coronavirus pandemic, the company's director and designer Gina Stevens told Business Insider in an email interview.
- The home has a bathroom, kitchen, living room, lofted office, and lofted bedroom.
- In terms of pet amenities, the interior has a cat door in the bathroom and a cat bridge that connects the two lofts.
Build Tiny created Cyril, a tiny home on wheels for clients who wanted a work from home setup and amenities for their cats that were adopted during the initial coronavirus pandemic-induced lockdown.
According to Gina Stevens, director and designer of New Zealand-based Build Tiny, the tiny home on wheels took a total of 13 weeks to construct.
"The design for the tiny house was completed during the 'Level Four' full lockdown we had here in New Zealand," Stevens told Business Insider in an email interview. "It was in March at the start of the pandemic where there was a lot of uncertainty, so the need for a home office was top of mind."
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The clients booked Build Tiny with interior requests like an office loft with a footwell, tall kitchen bench tops, a bi-folding front door, and a cat bridge, all of which can now be found inside the little mobile home. Keep scrolling to see how all these amenities look: