The Sprout
Best for: Solo minimalists and weekenders
The smallest layout that still fits a real shower, a two-burner kitchen, and a bed you do not have to climb to.
- Murphy bed wall
- Wet bath
- Two-burner galley
- Fits a 16 ft trailer
Floor plan library
Six proven layouts from 128 to 255 square feet. Each one lists who it suits and why it works — then hands you the pieces to adapt it in the planner.
Best for: Solo minimalists and weekenders
The smallest layout that still fits a real shower, a two-burner kitchen, and a bed you do not have to climb to.
Best for: Couples who want a main-floor bedroom
No ladder required — a proper bedroom at one end, a social living room in the middle, and a bath that does not feel like a closet.
Best for: Full-time living with a guest loft
The classic 24-footer: kitchen and bath under a generous sleeping loft, with a living room that seats four.
Best for: Families with one or two kids
A bunk alcove for the kids, a private primary room, and a table where everyone actually fits.
Best for: Backyard ADUs and fixed foundations
Ten feet wide changes everything — a real hallway, a bigger bath, and a bedroom with space to walk around the bed.
Best for: Unplugged living on remote land
A utility bay for batteries and water gear, a mudroom for boots, and a wood stove at the heart of the plan.