Client Spotlight: Tiny Western Homes
At LUX Branding Solutions, we love partnering with businesses whose passion and craftsmanship shine through — and that’s exactly what we found in Tiny Western Homes, located in Rochester, Washington. This collaboration allowed us to bring their vision of luxury tiny-home living into a cohesive brand identity and website that match their quality, heritage, and style.
The Client & Their Vision
Nestled in the heart of Rochester, WA, Tiny Western Homes is redefining what it means to live luxuriously in a smaller footprint. Their custom tiny homes on wheels and ADUs blend fine craftsmanship, premium materials, and the freedom of modern living on the move. Every detail is intentional — from expansive Milgard windows that fill the space with natural light to solid wood cabinetry, quartz countertops, and fully personalized layouts that feel anything but “tiny.” With over three decades of custom home-building experience, the team brings a legacy of precision and innovation to modular and system-built construction. The result? Homes that inspire those who value exceptional design, smart investment, and a refined, mobile lifestyle.
The Challenge
Tiny Western Homes needed a brand identity and website experience that:
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Conveyed luxury, craftsmanship, and tiny-home freedom.
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Reflected the Pacific Northwest roots and natural beauty of their region.
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Enabled clients to explore models, customizations, and the process in a streamlined, engaging way.
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Differentiated them in a crowded tiny-home space by elevating their story and design credentials.
Our Approach
Brand Identity
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We developed a visual identity that aligned with Tiny Western Homes’ values: clean, rustic-modern, and rooted in natural materials and outdoor living. LUX Branding Solutions
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The typeface and typography embraced an outdoors-inspired aesthetic: strong, yet refined.
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The color palette drew from the Pacific Northwest — think evergreens, muted earth tones, timber, slate — to support a brand that feels elevated yet grounded. LUX Branding Solutions
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The logo and iconography were crafted to reflect mobility, craftsmanship, and quality living on wheels.
Website Design & Development
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We built a site for Tiny Western Homes that showcases their featured models (e.g., “The Nisqually”, “Skookumchuck”), with large imagery, material call-outs, and structural specs. Tiny Western Homes+1
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The “About” section highlights the team’s 30+ years of experience, the customization options (ADUs, business uses, fully custom homes) and their inspection & manufacturing credentials. Tiny Western Homes+1
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We ensured the site navigation, imagery, and tone carry a premium feel: from consideration of lighting in photography, to how features are described (e.g., “soaring 7’6” tall windows”, “solid wood cabinetry”, “quartz countertops”).
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Mobile-friendly, clean layout, and with a clear call-to-action (“Order Your Home”, “Contact Us to Get Started”) so prospective buyers can engage easily.
Key Highlights & Results
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Elevated Perception: The brand now projects the high-end craftsmanship Tiny Western Homes provides, rather than just being another tiny‐home builder.
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Stronger Storytelling: The brand identity and website express not only what Tiny Western Homes builds, but how and why — emphasizing freedom, mobility, quality, and a connection to the Northwest.
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Clear Market Differentiation: The visual identity moves them away from cookie-cutter tiny homes into a luxury‐tiny niche — helpful when competing in today’s market.
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Streamlined Client Journey: Visitors to the website can learn about models, materials, customization, process, and reach out easily — improving conversion potential and user experience.
Client Feedback
From the project overview on our site:
“I hired Nicole as a designer for both of my businesses, and she totally knocked it out of the park each time! Her creative ideas and knack for the little things really gave a new spin to our projects. She’s honestly been a huge part of boosting the brand image for both companies.”
Jim Forbes, Rochester, WA
It was affirming to receive such feedback — a testament to the collaborative process and shared vision.
Looking Ahead
Tiny Western Homes is positioned to continue growing and differentiating in the tiny-home market. With the brand and website foundations in place, here are some strategic next steps we recommend:
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Content marketing: Regular blog posts, photo tours of completed models, client stories and lifestyle angles to further build the brand story.
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Social media/visual storytelling: Leverage Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest to showcase craftsmanship, materials, site visits, and finished homes in place.
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Video walkthroughs: Offer prospective clients immersive tours of models and customizations, reinforcing luxury credentials.
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Expansion of product lines: As they grow their ADU and mobile-business builds, ensure the brand architecture accommodates sub-lines without diluting the core identity.
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Referral/testimonial system: Given the unique nature of their product, featuring new buyers and their experiences will strengthen credibility and word-of-mouth.
Final Thoughts
Working with Tiny Western Homes on their luxury tiny home branding and website design in rochester, Wa was an ideal alignment of craftsmanship and design ambition. They set the bar high for what a tiny home can be — and through our brand identity and website collaboration, we helped ensure the world sees and understands that vision.
For any brand looking to elevate their perceived value, clarify their story, and create a design experience that mirrors the product excellence behind the scenes — this project reflects how powerful those elements can be when truly aligned.