Designer Tiny House

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I renovated this 18′ unfinished tiny house into a guest retreat and Air BnB suite in six months, incorporating reclaimed and salvaged material. Since it was primarily going to be guests, I wanted it to be comfortable and spacious, but as simple as possible. I went with a conventional toilet and large shower stall for comfort. I used open shelving because I felt it would make it more spacious. There are still some minor trim issues that I will address, but the guests haven’t left a lot of time to get in. Happily, everyone seems to be enjoying it so far! All in, it came to about $22,500 (plus six months of my time)

An 18′ tiny house made into a guest retreat in Oakland, California. Built and shared by Robert Broadfoot. More info. here.

Originally shared at Tiny House Swoon.

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  1. The is clean, function and has such slendid style! Love it to bits and pieces! What is that texture on the walls? It almost looks like fine linen wallpaper. I am very picky with wood staining and this is darn near perfect. Not too red or too dark, the black steel accents makes it look real snazzy. gotta love the steps, storage/desk/closet layout.
    With such places like this, I would not even think on going to a hotel or motel.
    The pics about dont show it, but the sky window leads to roof seating. I wonder how you get up there. the site doesnt show it. A pic of the full bedroom loft would have been nice.

    The only thing they need to do is landscaping. The yard is boring and a bit nasty looking.

    • Yeah, the yard is a work in progress. We’ve got a nice gravel walkway now and the yard is filled with wildflowers at the moment. When we’ve got a little cash we’ll do some nice fencing and put down some turf.

  2. What a darling tiny house I like tubs rather than a shower more relaxing but what a cute b& b it would make the woods so warm like a beautiful cottage b& b love great job good luck