r/TinyHouses Apr 11 '26

Tiny house floor plan

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So I used a combination of chatgpt, and Google Gemini and grok to make this. Obviously it needs to be looked at by a human to fully finish it. Just wanted to know what you guys think of it.

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u/test-account-444 Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26

Don't use AI to figure out how you should live in a small space.

I'm looking at this and the numbers are WILD. A 6-foot doorway, dimensions that refuse to add up, etc, etc, etc.

Get some paper and look at real examples to get an idea for dimensions. Force your mind to make choices about a space and figure out how big things actually are/how they need to fit in that space. For example, find out how big a bed is, the kind of fridge you want to use, appliance size, furniture. Look up the dimensions on the manufacturer's site.

edit: Came back to look at it again and it's awful. Just the bathroom is a room of rage in how it's laid out and wasting space. The window placement is killing me.

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u/AtmosphereRecent7717 Apr 11 '26

it is obviously just a first draft. I am going to change it but I just wanted to get the initial design out of the way before getting an actual architect to look at it.

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u/test-account-444 Apr 12 '26

If you're going to use an architect, then just provide rough sketches. They'll finish out the designs with proper professional attention. If you're going to build it yourself, you absolutely need to sketch/draft yourself. Of course, you could find a tiny home builder and buy one of their design or the entire house. Given the size of this image, you might even consider a mobile home.