This 'Nano House' tiny home on wheels has a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom for only $40,000 — see inside the Wilg

Brittany ChangApr 26, 2020, 18:25 IST

Haaks Wilg Nano House.Haaks

Netherlands-based Haaks has created a tiny home with a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom that can be placed on a mobile platform.
The "Nano House" is almost 20 feet long, 10 feet wide, and 11 feet tall.
The tiny home's amenities are powered by solar panels and a battery.
The Wilg "Nano House" currently starts at €36,450, about $39,615, without VAT.
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Netherlands-based Haaks — which also made a two-story RV — has created the Wilg, a tiny home with a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom that can be mobilized with an optional platform on wheels.

The idea for the Haaks company first came when founders Pim Gijsbers and Jules Luijpen decided they wanted to bring innovative ideas to the mobile home market. In 2017, they officially founded the company, which now includes a lineup of two camper homes, first debuted in 2019, and two "Nano House" units, which first entered the market this year.

Haaks' smaller home layouts serve as the base of its camper RVs, while its larger designs are used in the company's lineup of semi-permanent "Nano Houses", including the Wilg build.

Keep scrolling to see the Wilg tiny home, which also has four seasons-approved heated floors, an insulated interior, and wooden exterior walls that have been sustainability altered for increased longevity, according to Haaks:

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The tiny home currently starts at €36,450, about $39,615, without VAT.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

Because the roughly 4,409-pound tiny home doesn't need a traditional foundation, it can be moved anywhere with the help of an optional mobile base.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

According to Haaks, the tiny home can be used as a temporary getaway or a semi-permanent home. However, the versatile unit can also be converted into a workplace, tiny guest home, or yoga studio, to name a few uses.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

According to Haaks, the tiny home can be used as a temporary getaway or a semi-permanent home. However, the versatile unit can also be converted into a workplace, tiny guest home, or yoga studio, to name a few uses.

There are also large windows around the Wilg home, bringing in plenty of natural light for day use when lounging around the living room.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

The tiny home can also be connected to traditional utilities like gas, water, and electricity to supply its amenities, which also includes four double sockets throughout the tiny home.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

The tiny home can also be connected to traditional utilities like gas, water, and electricity to supply its amenities, which also includes four double sockets throughout the tiny home.

Like any normal home, the Wilg has a kitchen — equipped with a dual induction cooktop, a countertop, a sink, a drawer, and three cupboards — and a bathroom with a shower, toilet, and sink.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

Like any normal home, the Wilg has a kitchen — equipped with a dual induction cooktop, a countertop, a sink, a drawer, and three cupboards — and a bathroom with a shower, toilet, and sink.

The bed also sits on a raised platform, creating an under bed storage space.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

Wilg includes a "bedroom" with a 5.9-foot by 6.6-foot bed and reading lights. The bed also sits behind a clear panel, providing direct views of the outdoors via the glass sliding door directly across from the bedroom.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

Wilg includes a "bedroom" with a 5.9-foot by 6.6-foot bed and reading lights. The bed also sits behind a clear panel, providing direct views of the outdoors via the glass sliding door directly across from the bedroom.

Haaks describes the interior of the Wilg, which is Dutch for "willow", as a "hotel suite in nature." The standard Wilg home — which can sleep up to two people — is almost 20 feet long, 10 feet wide, and 11 feet tall.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

Haaks describes the interior of the Wilg, which is Dutch for "willow", as a "hotel suite in nature." The standard Wilg home — which can sleep up to two people — is almost 20 feet long, 10 feet wide, and 11 feet tall.

This emphasis on sustainability extends to power supplies in the Wilg: the tiny home's amenities are powered by solar panels and a battery pack, providing a steady stream of Earth-friendly energy.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

This emphasis on sustainability extends to power supplies in the Wilg: the tiny home's amenities are powered by solar panels and a battery pack, providing a steady stream of Earth-friendly energy.

Sustainability is a common theme throughout the construction of all of Haaks' products, including the Wilg. The company sources as many parts as possible from local producers and makes an effort to pick "responsible" building materials.

Haaks Wilg Nano House. Haaks

Sustainability is a common theme throughout the construction of all of Haaks' products, including the Wilg. The company sources as many parts as possible from local producers and makes an effort to pick "responsible" building materials.

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This 'Nano House' tiny home on wheels has a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom for only $40,000 — see inside the Wilg

The tiny home currently starts at €36,450, about $39,615, without VAT.

Because the roughly 4,409-pound tiny home doesn't need a traditional foundation, it can be moved anywhere with the help of an optional mobile base.

According to Haaks, the tiny home can be used as a temporary getaway or a semi-permanent home. However, the versatile unit can also be converted into a workplace, tiny guest home, or yoga studio, to name a few uses.

There are also large windows around the Wilg home, bringing in plenty of natural light for day use when lounging around the living room.

The tiny home can also be connected to traditional utilities like gas, water, and electricity to supply its amenities, which also includes four double sockets throughout the tiny home.

Like any normal home, the Wilg has a kitchen — equipped with a dual induction cooktop, a countertop, a sink, a drawer, and three cupboards — and a bathroom with a shower, toilet, and sink.

The bed also sits on a raised platform, creating an under bed storage space.

Wilg includes a "bedroom" with a 5.9-foot by 6.6-foot bed and reading lights. The bed also sits behind a clear panel, providing direct views of the outdoors via the glass sliding door directly across from the bedroom.

Haaks describes the interior of the Wilg, which is Dutch for "willow", as a "hotel suite in nature." The standard Wilg home — which can sleep up to two people — is almost 20 feet long, 10 feet wide, and 11 feet tall.

This emphasis on sustainability extends to power supplies in the Wilg: the tiny home's amenities are powered by solar panels and a battery pack, providing a steady stream of Earth-friendly energy.

Sustainability is a common theme throughout the construction of all of Haaks' products, including the Wilg. The company sources as many parts as possible from local producers and makes an effort to pick "responsible" building materials.