Steampunk Tiny House

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  1. It doesn’t matter if I like, or if anyone else likes it. It only matters if the owners like it. It’s very well made, very pretty. I do worry about it being too heavy to move around a lot, but hey…it’s not my house. I like it. If it were stationary and had some more storage for supplies and food, I’d take two of them. Nice job.

    • While (to me) it’s not steam punk. There is the factor that the only persons opinion that matters in this story is the person who owns it. If you don’t like it then do what your momma taught you… Say nothing if you can’t say something nice. So many people just don’t care and get righteously rude for no good cause. What they are popping off about has nothing to do with them and yet heaven forbid if they can’t give their non necessary point of view.

    • How funny you said this. I was just about to comment on how coherent the thought process was in the design of this tiny house. Steam punk is an abstraction of how we now imagine the early industrial-age must have looked. Gas-lit, cog-driven, mechanical — as such the sheer practicality of it represents a relief from our present data-driven digital age. One need only make a few references – the pipes, the grills, the fans, the exposed skeleton of the mechanics, to evoke an atmosphere and I think that’s been accomplished with an amount of charm here.

      But to each his or her own. I much enjoyed this imaginative rendition and think I could live there a long time.

    • What a GREAT mom!
      As to the design, Steampunk is is a mechanical/high-tech take on Victorian, emphasis on Victorian. So…this leans deeply into industrial, a different thing altogether, but it is still an extremely awesome place for a 7 year old or anyone young at heart! What are the floors? They look a bit like either reclaimed wood or luminous agate tiles!

    • “It’s not steam punk and it’s not modern…”
      Snobby, dismissive posts like yours are annoying. HOW is it NOT steampunk? whats wrong with the details? Are you saying none of the decor is steampunk? What would you have fixed? How about linking some examples? All I see is a put down and nothing to back it up.
      I think its gorgeous. I dont pretend to be an expert on steampunk but that bathroom plumbing especially says “steampunk” to me.
      Maybe the kitchen cabinets and the floor dont scream “steampunk” but that wood is soooo beautiful frankly I dont care.

  2. Wow. That’s a brilliant combination of steampunk meets the 21st century. I find it full of art, and yet very practical at the same time. Hard to do with so little space.

    I’d have loved to get a better look at the table lamp by the couch and more info on the plumbing, but for a teaser, this was awesome.

    Thanks!

  3. Art on Wheels! Everything was so well thought out. Love the exposed plumbing, the gears, and pulleys – really all of the steampunk nuances! Only thing I would change, (strictly personal preferences), is the countertop(looks like it adds a lot of weight) and I would add french doors. Bravo, beautifully done!

    • “The kitchen, front door and stair treads were all made from scratch, by my brother-in-law Greg Dewey. They were constructed from wormy maple and the front door weighed in excess of 250lbs!”

  4. I have to agree with ELLE in that it is more industrial than steampunk, but I *LOVE* anything punk/steampunk/goth(ic)/industrial/bohemian/fetish so this ticks a lot of boxes for me. And I love the purple on the bathroom wall. Great job and a gorgeous home. Well done.

    From
    Cee Jay/Leigh on Sea, Essex, England, Britain.

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