Custom tiny homes
Beverly: a dark exterior and a distinctive brief
Beverly is a named tiny-house model in the existing Florida Tiny House Builders portfolio. The published description identifies a 28ft triple-axle unit with a distressed exterior finish and a built-in catio. Its model photograph shows a dark exterior, a side entry and upper windows on a trailer-based home.
A home shaped by particular preferences
Beverly’s dark finish gives the exterior a different character from the white Tiffany model. The published catio feature also points to the value of describing household needs early. Pets, storage habits and daily routines can influence a small-home brief just as much as the preferred color palette.
The photo and short model description document an existing example. They do not show every interior detail or establish the configuration of a future build. If a particular feature interests you, ask the team to explain its layout, materials and maintenance requirements before including it in a new proposal.
Use the model to start a conversation
A useful first discussion covers how many people will use the home, where they prefer to sleep, which possessions need dedicated storage and how pets will use the space. Share the design elements you like about Beverly, then identify the changes you would need. The aim is to develop a specific brief rather than assume one compact layout suits every household.
Confirm the intended site, access and utility arrangements alongside the home design. Trailer construction does not establish permission to live on any parcel, and relocation needs its own assessment. Ask about current options, scheduling and a written scope that distinguishes the home from transport and site work. The existing model is a reference for that discussion; it is not a statement of current stock or a fixed-price offer.
A few things worth knowing
Can a new tiny-house brief include pet-related features?
Describe the intended feature and how it will be used. The team can discuss the design, feasibility and proposed specification as part of your project.