That is a blank slate. It could be turned into something beautiful. Currently it is lacking. It looks functional but that is it.
Functional is beautiful. It’s only “lacking” if the people who live there think so. It has a good fire, friendly dogs, a safe place to sleep…It looks lovely to me.
I’m with you Liz. Part of the beauty is the story all the components tell…
Hahahahah…raw papers in the fourth picture…love it
I am in love with that. It could be something great. I wish there was more pictures of it. I am looking for a tiny house in that area right now. Magic could happen with that piece of history
Admittedly, I would spruce it up more but I think it is pretty cool. Wonder what would have happened to the train car if someone hadn’t turned it into a home?
Beautiful, simple, I’d love to live in one of these.
I love the use of metal in this home, an awesome fit with the original train car. Beautiful mural in the bedroom.
Using an old train car for a home is a wonderful idea! Yes, I would decorate it differently, but to each his/her own.
I agree-
It is a retired railcar for a retired railroad man in New Mexico-
what do you want?
Frills and lace?
It seems balanced and appropriate to me.
There’s a nice one on Confederate St in Fort Mill, SC. I would love to see inside that one.
The Isaak Walton Inn Essex, Mt has several f cabooses, railroad cars and a locomotive they have turned into guest rooms. Here is the Website. http://www.izaakwaltoninn.com Tiny homes in this area of the country have been around for ever.
Joniel
That is a blank slate. It could be turned into something beautiful. Currently it is lacking. It looks functional but that is it.
Functional is beautiful. It’s only “lacking” if the people who live there think so. It has a good fire, friendly dogs, a safe place to sleep…It looks lovely to me.
I’m with you Liz. Part of the beauty is the story all the components tell…
Hahahahah…raw papers in the fourth picture…love it
I am in love with that. It could be something great. I wish there was more pictures of it. I am looking for a tiny house in that area right now. Magic could happen with that piece of history
Admittedly, I would spruce it up more but I think it is pretty cool. Wonder what would have happened to the train car if someone hadn’t turned it into a home?
Beautiful, simple, I’d love to live in one of these.
I love the use of metal in this home, an awesome fit with the original train car. Beautiful mural in the bedroom.
Using an old train car for a home is a wonderful idea! Yes, I would decorate it differently, but to each his/her own.
I agree-
It is a retired railcar for a retired railroad man in New Mexico-
what do you want?
Frills and lace?
It seems balanced and appropriate to me.
There’s a nice one on Confederate St in Fort Mill, SC. I would love to see inside that one.
The Isaak Walton Inn Essex, Mt has several f cabooses, railroad cars and a locomotive they have turned into guest rooms. Here is the Website. http://www.izaakwaltoninn.com Tiny homes in this area of the country have been around for ever.