We Found Big Inspiration in This Tiny “Home”

We’ve been fans of the tiny home movement from day one and have loved seeing its evolution as it’s gained momentum. So when we heard about Garnet Hill’s mobile boutique — an upcycled shipping container decked out as a shoppable, livable home store, complete with kitchen, bedroom, and bath — we couldn’t wait to climb inside and check it out.

It did not disappoint.

This amazing mobile boutique is now docked at New York City’s South Street Seaport, but its style inspiration lives everywhere. We found that with a combo of balance, beauty, and comfort, it has some big ideas for tiny-home living.

True to Garnet Hill’s eco-chic ethos, the items in this itsy abode are beautifully designed and responsibly sourced, which helps them keep such a small space looking fresh. From the rustic jug-slash-flower-vase to the slim-and-simple chair, these stylish pieces whisper elegance instead of shouting it — exactly what you need in cramped quarters.

Things only get better in the bedroom: By combining space-efficient touches like open-faced storage shelves with crisp, bright bed linens, this sanctuary stays serene, even when square footage is at a premium. But our favorite part might be that seamlessly stylish closet situation: Capsule wardrobe for one, please!

Ready to move in? Do the next best thing:
Find your favorite pieces at Garnet Hill!

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