Tiny homes typically have the upper floor restored and made ready as sleeping lofts or extra rooms.
We have found some of the cutest and best dormer window sections we’ve come across (mostly in Northern Europe).
Let’s go!
Dormer Window on old town house
This little home is found in Aarhus, Denmark.
It has a cute little dormer window section added with white window frames that match the rest of the windows on the front of the house.
So cute!
Green two-story house with dormer windows
This home is also a tiny cute town house.
This home has a very symmetrical facade with two rows of windows that matches the door.
The dormer window allows a lot of natural sunlight into the upper floor.
Tiny town house
This SUPER tiny town house if found in old Aarhus.
It’s located on a very special street with lots of old town homes and this little gem has a very cute dormer section added.
Two-story orange city home
Located on that same street – we also find this little cute orange home.
The black window frames here add some more masculine touch to it and the dormer section has matching colors and design.
Very sweet!
Town Home with two Dormer Sections
This grey city house is also brick style and located in Scandinavia.
We love the big dormer sections and how every story is utilized (notice the little basement windows!).
Very nicely optimized
Green city home with 3 dormer
This little green home is for sale, if you’re ready to move to Denmark!
We love how this low one-story home from around 1900 has survived and hasn’t been turned into a block or 4-5 story apartment building.
Very unique!
Corner row-house with cute little yard
This charming blue cottage sits on a quaint cobblestone street.
It has a steep roof, red roses climbing up the side, and a cozy little garden with a white picket fence and a pink bistro set.
It’s the perfect spot for relaxing.
Green row house
This cozy street features charming homes with gable roofs and dormer windows, painted in soft pastel shades.
Cobblestone paths and greenery, along with a parked bicycle, add to the inviting, old-world feel.
The vibrant blue sky is the perfect day to shoot a picture of this home!
Red row house
This red home has a very small 3-row muntin-style window section.
The house is from the early 1900 and has beautiful plants growing up the outer wall.
So cute!
Tiny white home with dormer window
This home is the same style and has a white brick-exterior and a beautiful dark-blue door.
We love the little dormer window and the stone setting below the roofing works really well too.
Just great.
Very tiny home from 1910
This very small city home is also super cute.
It’s from 1910 and you can notice how the door is from that time.
The dormer window is made to match the door – very nice.
Orange tiny home with dormer section
This home has a strong orange color – pretty brave color for a home!
We love the little dormer section that’s positioned a bit to the side. It adds a nice asymmetrical touch to the home.
Light-blue home with beautiful flowers
This home is also from early 1910 in Aarhus, Denmark.
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Red-Blue Striped city home with dormer windows
We love this concept with striped walls.
So cute and very decorative with dark blue and matching strong red nuances.
Notice how the dormer windows have pointing roofing details.
Brick home with unique dormer windows
This rendering shows a home with a big window section and unique dormer windows at the roof.
Very pretty and practical solution for the small home where every square inch needs to be utilized!
Strong-blue home with dormer window
We love this rendering. So pretty with the dark blue color and the brick dormer section in the roof.
Just brilliant!
Cottage-style small home with dormer windows
This home is unique too – very cool rendering.
Notice how the ivy is starting to cover the bricks around the windows.
We love it!