NOMAD Family
Our NOMAD Family of homeowners currently spans a wide variety of climates and geographical regions across North America.
Lush mountain forests in British Columbia's Slocan Valley.
Frigid snowy climes of the Northwest Territories and all the way across to the rugged beauty of Canada's northern Atlantic coast.
Mild west-coast weather of Oakland and San Jose, California.
The harsh extremes of California's high desert in Yucca Valley, and the plains of Tulia, Texas.
We're proud to share their stories with you.
Sebastopol, California
Thanks to California's progressive tiny-home legislation, Nick and his Dad were able to build their NOMAD Cube as a family ADU in sunny Sebastopol, California. It fit seamlessly into their urban back yard, and they customized the exterior paint scheme to coordinate with the main house.
In Nick's words, design and build quality were the two primary reasons they chose the NOMAD Cube over other tiny homes on the market. "We loved how modern it is, the layout, and how the use of space was really well thought out." The compact footprint definitely didn't mean compromise. "It's just enough space for everything I need, And the giant windows give me a wonderful view to wake up to every morning!"
For a peek at Nick and his stepdad's construction process, click through to our Facebook album here.
