MULTIFUNCTIONAL
MICRO CABIN

Brette Haus x WSBY


Compact 15 m² prefab cabin that adds high‑yield rooms to your resort, glamping or winery with minimal land impact and predictable ROI.

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tiny cabin for hospitality projects

Tiny D is a 15 m² movable tiny house created with WSBY to work as a ready guest unit for boutique hotels, glamping sites, wineries and eco‑resorts. It can be placed in woodland, vineyards, by the sea or in a garden, turning unused land into profitable accommodation.​

Tiny D unit functions as a compact hotel room: bedroom, living area, kitchenette, bathroom and utility zone in one high‑performance cabin. This layout optimizes price per night and guest comfort while keeping maintenance simple for your team.
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The simple delivery process and 3-step easy installation let you think only about what matters

Accommodation designed for fast ROI

Tiny D is engineered as an asset that pays back through nightly rates, not as a one‑off design object. Compact footprint and low operating costs allow you to reach target occupancy and ROI faster than with conventional construction.

TINY HOME DETAILS

Tiny D consumes significantly less energy in construction and operation than a typical house of comparable comfort level, reducing both CO₂ footprint and running costs for your property.
15 m²

Foot print
16 m²

Usable space
3,9 m

Height
4000 kg

Weight
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HOW TO ORDER
Simple procurement and installation process
Signing contract
Payment I - 10%
Manufacturing capacity booking
Payment II - 50%
As soon as order finalized

Manufacturing

8 - 12 weeks
Payment III - 30%
Before finishing
Payment IV - 10%
Before shipping
Shipping
Installation
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COMPACT HOUSING EXPLAINED

  • Concept of Tiny House for hotels, wineries and glamping

    Tiny D is a compact, high‑performance tiny house that delivers only what your guests really need: intelligently planned space, comfort and privacy without wasting square meters or energy. For hospitality businesses, this means more bookable units on the same land and a higher revenue per m².

    Compared to a typical house, Tiny D consumes less energy in both construction and daily operation, which lowers your running costs and environmental footprint. In an industry where buildings account for around 40% of global energy use, compact units like Tiny D help you grow capacity while keeping impact under control.
  • Tiny cabin experience your guests remember
    We used years of design and on‑site experience to create a cabin that works equally well as a holiday home, guest room, home office or micro hotel suite. Natural materials, careful acoustics and good daylight make Tiny D feel calm and premium, even at a compact size.

    The thick wooden structure provides excellent heat and sound insulation, several times higher than brick or concrete of similar thickness, which is crucial for undisturbed sleep and comfortable stays in windy coastal or forest locations. This lets you offer year‑round cabins with predictable comfort and energy bills.
  • Additional options for different business models
    You can configure Tiny D to match your location and operations – from grid‑connected units inside an existing resort to fully off‑grid cabins in remote vineyards or forest sites.

    Off‑grid solutions
    • solar energy kit 5 kWp – enables cabins in remote locations and reduces energy bills.​
    • off‑grid toilet – fewer permits and less infrastructure on site.​
    • fire or pellet stove – autonomous heating and a signature guest experience.
    Efficiency & comfort upgrades
    • terrace sections – outdoor space that increases perceived value of each night.​
    • kitchenette with fridge and sink – longer stays and higher average revenue per guest.​
    • infrared heating panels or underfloor heating – comfortable shoulder seasons and winter use.​
    • Velux skylight window – more daylight and a “wow” factor in reviews.​
    • electric towel dryer – hotel‑level bathroom comfort.​
    • mezzanine ladder and rail – safe and convenient access to upper sleeping or storage area.

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See Tiny D in real hospitality settings: from interiors and bathrooms to terraces, gyms and views your guests will pay more for.​

user experience: living and working in a wooden cabin by the sea

Guests describe Brette Haus as “a quiet harbour” that feels spacious despite its compact dimensions, with a full bathroom and year-round comfort, even in windy coastal climates.

This spring turned out to be relatively stressful, and I decided to move outside the city to improve my work-life balance. I thought living in a tiny cabin at the seashore would be so cinematic! I came across Brette Haus rental ad and realized that the house is cosy enough for my dog and me. I always wanted to live in a home like that, not a box or a container.
Despite compact dimensions, the home is very spacious and broad. The house looked pretty plain, but there was a shower and WC already installed. This house was truly a quiet harbour for me, I loved finding myself in a peaceful space. Here, I could just get away from everything and contemplate different natural events such as the power of strong wind and the fall of a strong oak, but at the same time, I am in “isolation” I can’t hear any noise or turbulence inside the cabin. By the way, 90% of the house parts are wooden, it flows in the air!

The Baltic Sea coast is very windy, so I took a winter outfit with me, and it was beneficial for walking along the beach, but absolutely useless inside the house. It was very comfortable inside, even during stormy nights. I consider myself a child of nature, so I have a special connection with it. It gives me power and inspiration when I am meeting the dawn in the middle of the forest, especially near the sea. The huge windows of this tiny cabin allowed me to fully enjoy an amazing view and the spirit of the Baltic forest.
I have learned the cabin is made with cutting-edge technology, and it's a kind of transformable architecture. There is no problem in folding and relocating it to another beautiful location. Such a sustainable nomadic solution doesn't require much paperwork!
It was one of the best getaways for me. But the time to say goodbye suddenly came. I must admit it is truly amazing how this tiny cabin does not affect the natural space where it's located. Guys from Brette Haus just removed the furniture, folded the house the next day, and relocated it to a lakeside. There was no sign of this cabin when I came back in a week.
So my spring story ended there...
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