Butch Bauer
I recently completed my tiny house and wanted to share. I designed every inch of this unique home and did most of the construction myself as well. About a month ago Itowed it from Iowa to its current location in Sebastopol, CA, where these pictures were taken. I live in the house full-time, along with my girlfriend and our small dog.
A self-designed, self-built tiny house in Sebastopol, California. Shared and owned by Alek Lisefski.
Find details of the entire construction process (with tons of photos) at our blog: http://tiny-project.com/
And on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTinyProject
Thanks for looking!
i need to accommodate my self and my two girls 7 and 9 years old/
kristina
single mom doing this all by myself and loving it ever since i delivered them in into this world.
very nice job tho….have fun and injoy!!!
kristina
happy new year
best of wishes
Could you post info on where one could find the stove/oven which you show in your photos?
Thanks.
Rae
What type of wood is used on the walls and the floor in the loft.
VERY WELL DONE!! What did type of wood did you use for the floors/ceiling? Also curious where you found your little stainless gas stove? Thanks Lj
The ceiling is blue-stain, beetle-kill ponderosa pine from http://www.sustainablelumberco.com. The flooring is carbonized strand bamboo from http://www.greenbuildingsupply.com. Best price on the propane range I found is here: http://www.suremarineservice.com/2374-2001.aspx
Thanks so much for taking the time to answer my questions. Your house is definitely something to aspire to!
Lj
An absolutely amazing home. Well done!
Beautiful home! I’m curious to know what the finished height of the loft at its highest point was up there? Looks far more spacious to me than most – a shed roof design is the way to go it seems. Thanks for sharing!
The headroom in the loft is 4 feet on the high side and about 3 on the low side at the foot of the bed. It’s enough room to sit up in comfortably, something rare for a tiny house. I still cannot for the life of me figure out why everyone else chooses a traditional gabled roof and has no loft space as a result!
One of the nicest tiny homes I’ve ever seen! It’s great to see how it stands up to being lived in. Aside from the climbing-up part, I could envision living in a house like yours very happily. Bravo!