Vagabond Haven has stepped away from wheels with the Evergreen, their first modular tiny house that prioritizes space over portability. The Swedish company, known for its mobile tiny homes built for Scandinavian conditions, designed this two-module dwelling for those who want the tiny house lifestyle without the constraints of road-legal dimensions. The Evergreen represents a deliberate shift in the tiny house market, acknowledging that not everyone needs mobility but still wants the benefits of compact, efficient living.
The difference is immediately apparent in the measurements. While the Evergreen’s length sits at a modest 8.3 meters, the width stretches to 6 meters, more than double what you’d find in a towable tiny house. This generous footprint translates to 41 square meters of living space, making it the largest offering in Vagabond Haven’s modular category. The two seamlessly connected modules create an interior that feels surprisingly conventional rather than cramped, offering room to breathe and move without the spatial compromises typical of road-restricted designs.
Designer: Vagabond Haven
The layout takes full advantage of this extra room with a single-floor design that avoids the loft bedrooms common in mobile tiny houses. The living area features an L-shaped sofa arrangement with space for both a coffee table and entertainment center. The kitchen doesn’t skimp on storage, offering more cabinetry than you’d typically find in compact homes of this size. Two bedrooms occupy separate zones of the house. The master bedroom accommodates a double bed with integrated storage, while the smaller second bedroom fits a single bed with a lifting frame, desk, armchair, and bookcase. This makes the Evergreen practical for couples, small families, or anyone needing dedicated office space alongside sleeping quarters.
Vagabond Haven carried over the same craftsmanship and attention to sustainability that defines their mobile homes. The technical specifications include LED lighting with dimmers, options for solar systems, and a rainwater harvesting setup. Ventilation runs through the living room, kitchen, and bathroom, with a recuperator system managing air quality. Buyers can choose between electric or gas water heaters, and the plumbing uses stainless steel pipes throughout. These features ensure the home performs well in various climates while maintaining eco-friendly credentials.
The company offers full customization of furniture colors and flooring, letting owners personalize the aesthetic to match their preferences. The home arrives via truck and sits on a concrete platform rather than a trailer foundation. For those curious about the space before committing, Vagabond Haven provides a virtual 3D tour on their website. Ready-built models are available with delivery times ranging from two to four weeks when units are in stock.
The Evergreen splits the difference between mobile tiny houses and traditional construction, offering factory-built quality and relatively quick installation without the permanent commitment of conventional building. Some buyers simply want efficient, well-designed small homes that maximize every square meter without the engineering compromises required for highway travel. The modular approach delivers exactly that, creating homes where space and comfort take priority over portability.
