In the grand tapestry of home design, one name that emerges distinctly is New Frontier Design. Centered in the heart of Nashville, TN but having a significant presence across the United States, especially out West, New Frontier Design has revolutionized the concept of living spaces. Their award-winning designs, featured on platforms such as HGTV, Good Morning America, and in prestigious publications like Architectural Digest and Dwell Magazine, speak volumes of their dedication to quality and innovation.
Founded by visionary CEO and founder, David Latimer, New Frontier Design offers more than just tiny homes on wheels. They bring to life the ethos of living intentionally, a philosophy that resonates deeply in today’s fast-paced world. With a range of models from the spacious Alpha to the luxurious Escher, each home is a testament to Latimer’s self-taught, passionate craftsmanship and his commitment to creating spaces that merge design with functionality.
A New Way of Living
In an era where sustainability and intentional living have become more than just buzzwords, New Frontier Design’s tiny homes offer a viable solution to the growing desire for a simpler, yet profoundly meaningful way of life. Latimer’s designs are not just about minimizing physical space but maximizing the quality of living through thoughtful, sustainable designs and innovations.
Latimer notes a seismic shift in demand for tiny houses as people yearn to reconnect with nature and adopt more sustainable living practices. This desire for a more personal and physically liberating lifestyle is at the heart of what New Frontier aims to provide. Latimer understands that this radical shift towards tiny living is not devoid of sacrifices but believes that for those who choose this path, the rewards far outweigh the compromises.
Fusion of Luxury and Functionality
What sets New Frontier Design apart in the market is their uncompromising approach to luxury and functionality. The use of premium materials like maple and walnut wood, alongside top-of-the-line appliances, ensures that downsizing does not compromise on quality and elegance. Latimer’s extensive travels and diverse experiences have imbued him with a unique perspective on design, allowing him to create spaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional.
Their flagship models, like the Escher, are perfect examples of how luxury can be seamlessly blended with sustainability. With features such as a full-size jacuzzi and a 10-person dining table, these homes challenge the conventional limits of tiny living while still maintaining a small carbon footprint through sustainable practices such as solar and wind power utilization.
PLACE and New Frontier Design: A Confluence of Values
At PLACE, we are committed to fostering environmental sustainability and innovative housing solutions. Our global housing marketplace and the innovative PLACE Verse Web 3 showroom are where dreams of sustainable living meet reality. New Frontier Design’s ethos of building homes that blend seamlessly into this mission, promoting a lifestyle that values both the environment and architectural beauty.
Through PLACE, we can, foster collaboration, and continue to innovate in sustainable living. The Village marketplace, a feature of PLACE, is designed to reduce carbon footprints and encourage eco-friendly practices in manufacturing, aligning seamlessly with the values at the heart of the tiny house movement.
Embracing the Tiny House Movement with New Frontier Design
David Latimer’s New Frontier Design is at the forefront of the tiny house movement, crafting luxurious tiny homes that embody the spirit of intentional living. Whether you are a young professional seeking an escape from the city bustle or an empty nester looking to downsize without sacrificing quality, New Frontier offers a pathway to a sustainable and fulfilling lifestyle.New Frontier Design points towards a future where luxury, sustainability, and technology coalesce, making aspirational living accessible to all.
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