Create a custom tiny house floor plan from a simple description.

Planning a tiny home requires extreme precision where every inch counts. Whether you are designing a permanent foundation ADU or a mobile THOW (Tiny House On Wheels), our generator helps you visualize the spatial relationship between essential zones like the 'great room,' compact kitchen, and specialized bathroom fixtures. This tool allows you to experiment with different lengths and widths to see how furniture and appliances fit within a constrained footprint.

Designing a tiny house is an exercise in efficiency and multi-functional design. Most tiny houses on wheels are limited to 8.5 feet in width to avoid special road permits, while foundation-built tiny homes might expand to 10 or 12 feet. When planning your layout, prioritize the 'path of travel'—ensure there is at least 24 to 30 inches of walking space between counters and walls. For the kitchen, consider a 24-inch deep counter to save space compared to standard 30-inch residential depths. Bathrooms are typically the smallest zone, often utilizing 'wet bath' configurations where the entire room serves as the shower stall to save square footage. Don't forget to account for wall thickness (usually 4-6 inches for 2x4 or 2x6 construction) which reduces your actual interior living area. Use this tool to visualize how lofts impact head height and where storage-integrated stairs can replace ladders for better accessibility. Our generator provides a conceptual starting point to help you communicate your vision before moving to technical construction drawings.