Birds Nest – A Tiny Home For Humans

The Birds Nest was constructed using reclaimed windows, wood, and metal. The owners are wildlife educators and bird trainers Simon and Lindsey McNeny. This tiny house totals 192-square-feet. This was designed by Kim Lewis in Austin, Texas, and built by Canyon Creek Builder.

The home’s exterior was partially covered in reclaimed wood pieces in a random pattern, like how a bird would build a nest. A beautiful arch top entry door is located at the end of the gooseneck trailer.

The sofa cushion was made of discontinued fabric swatches and sewed them together.

Metal ceiling tiles in the living room and faux panel brick walls in the kitchen and bathroom add a unique touch.

Its floor is made of hardwood and give the place a rustic ambiance.

The kitchen includes a full size freestanding range and refrigerator.

 Above the kitchen is the bedroom loft, which has two skylights.

A stairs leading the loft bedroom.

I really love how they decorate the kitchen. It’s very unique and eye-catching.

Look at this glass windows in a very artistic creation. Its windows are very unique with different shapes and designs. Absolutely beautiful!

The wooden coffee table is also a great place to admire the surroundings.

The owners pay attention to its actual meaning and put a bird decoration above the front door. Indeed, this is a Birds Nest.

The Birds Nest was featured on Season 2, Episode 6 of Tiny House Nation. The homeowners co-founded Window to the Wild, wildlife conservation non-profit.