Guest and visitor use
Define who will use the cabin and how the interior should work: sleeping, seating, bathroom facilities and storage all affect the layout.
Project Case
Multi-functional Tiny Resort showroom project with modular cabin product application.

Project overview
The Brazil project was developed as a distributor-operated, multi-functional showroom. It brought together different cabin models and customised interiors so visitors could compare the spaces and configurations in person.
The historical project description lists K30, K50, K70, X50, X70 and M50. This records the project’s model selection; current model versions and available configurations are discussed for each new inquiry.
Explore Tiny Resort modelsCabin selection
Define who will use the cabin and how the interior should work: sleeping, seating, bathroom facilities and storage all affect the layout.
Review the selected model’s floor plan alongside its proposed interior finishes and equipment. Keep the agreed configuration with the quotation.
For a new accommodation or showroom project, confirm access, placement, utility connections and local work alongside the cabin supply scope.

This page presents the project’s application and cabin selection. Photographs and the historical description are not a live inventory or production-progress update.
Tell YINONG the destination, intended use, approximate number of cabins and preferred room layout. If the site plan is still developing, share the access constraints and the decisions you have already made.