Cozy 24-foot tiny home with dual lofts, full kitchen suite, embodying dragon tiny homes charm.

Dragon Tiny Homes Crafts a 24-Foot Abode with Dual Lofts and Full Kitchen Suite

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Written by Flynn Matthews

2026-09-20

Innovative design and expansive vision with Dragon Tiny Homes

Dragon Tiny Homes has unveiled its latest custom creation, the Vista, showcasing an impressive blend of functionality and elegance. This 24-foot home, mounted on a double-axle trailer, is offering more room than many European models. The exterior features timber with metal accents, punctuated by expansive windows that make it an architectural standout.

Step inside to find a thoughtfully arranged 204-square-foot interior. The living area is centered around a comfortable sofa, complemented by a space-efficient projector and pull-down screen instead of a traditional television. Adjacent to the living space is a dedicated office nook, complete with a desk and chair, enabling seamless remote working capabilities. Maximizing utility, the home includes a staircase with integrated storage, balancing functionality with minimal footprint.

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Interior view of a modern tiny home kitchen with stainless steel appliances.

Smart, compact kitchen amenities

The kitchen is a highlight of the custom Vista. It features a sink, an oven, and a four-burner propane cooktop for versatile cooking options. A strategically placed small fridge keeps things compact. A rare combination in these homes, both a washer/dryer and a dishwasher are included, enhancing convenience. The space is tied together with quartz countertops and meticulously planned cabinetry, ensuring a cohesive and complete kitchen area.

Adjoining the kitchen, the bathroom is compact, furnished with a vanity sink, a flushing toilet, and a walk-in shower. The designers optimized the space here, redirecting the saved square footage to enhance functionality across the rest of the house.

Dual lofts inside a tiny home with wooden finishes and cozy bedding.

Comfortable sleeping quarters

Above, two separate lofts offer flexible living spaces. The primary loft, accessed via the storage staircase, is designed to accommodate a double bed, featuring slatted timber dividers for safety and style. Opposite, a secondary loft, reachable by a removable ladder in the kitchen, is similarly roomy, with egress windows that legally classify it as a bedroom. However, in this build, it’s purposed for storage.

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Commissioned privately, the pricing for this model is not disclosed. The Vista range begins at $60,000, a competitive offer considering its comprehensive features. With a practical home office, a full kitchen setup, dual lofts, the custom Vista exemplifies efficient and attractive compact living. Measuring 24 feet, it redefines quality over sheer size.

Exterior of tiny home featuring large windows and modern design.
Compact dining area in a tiny home, set with plates and cutlery.
Full kitchen suite in a tiny home with sleek counter space.
Living area in tiny home with couch, table, and decorative items.
View from loft showing spacious, well-lit lower living area.
Stylish bathroom in a tiny house, featuring modern sink and fixtures.
Open loft area in a tiny home with light streaming through windows.

Source: yankodesign.com

Frequently asked questions

What is the length of the Vista tiny home?

The Vista tiny home measures 24 feet long.

What kitchen amenities does the Vista offer?

The kitchen in the Vista includes a sink, an oven, a four-burner propane cooktop, and a small fridge. It also features both a washer/dryer and a dishwasher, with quartz countertops and planned cabinetry.

How many lofts does the Vista tiny home have?

The Vista tiny home has two separate lofts. The primary loft is designed for a double bed, while the secondary loft can be used for storage and is legally classified as a bedroom.