Beautiful home! Love all the details. I was wondering where the couch is from? Thanks!
Wow I really like the layout of this tiny house it is very functional with all the daily things needed especially the coffee area.
Brilliant! Beautiful work.
This is the most beautiful home — tiny or otherwise — I have seen in a long time. That coffee nook in the kitchen… Name your price!
The white surfaces contrast so nicely with the dark wood.
I was thinking the same thing.. right down to that amazing live edge bench seating.
Beautiful! I’d love to have this with 2 lofts. From the pics, the craftsman work it spectacular. I also love the contrast of dark wood, white and all of the other textures as well.
Wow!! as the reading above said, the tiny kitchen nook – so cool. I also LOVE the fridge fitted into the staircase – never seen that before, fantastic idea.
Love this tiny house. Any price yet?
I love this house. Probably one of the most efficiently made, aesthetically pleasing tiny houses I’ve seen. One question though… if you live in a tiny house and do not have much room to store all of the construction things, such as tall ladders, what do you do when you have to maintain your house years down the road? Like those tiny lights up in the ceiling, obviously you’ll need a ladder to replace the lights. Do most Tiny House owners have separate storage unit to keep large bulky household items??
Most of the lights in tiny Homes are LEDs.
Well done! I love the careful detail and copper accents. Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing!
…. meant to remark on this super kitchen — that sink is a winner: life requires at least one big sink in any real house whether to wash large pans, bathe a baby or rinse out a big bulky sweater. The LG fridge if I’m not mistaking the model, is 10.5 cubic ft with excellent organization, and operates as silent as the grave. Let me tell you, I replaced an apartment-sized fridge for this one, and it’s a work of genius, by far the best choice of any other on the market as far as design, utility and economics.
Meantime fitting a gas oven/stove/hood is key to enjoyment of any permanent or semi-permanent home.
So many tiny houses show a couple of burners or a hotplate, or toaster ovens, or some kind of lame electrical device for cooking in the name of “small”, rendering small an immediate sacrifice rather than a joy.
To cut short, this kitchen – the entire home – is exemplary among the tiny houses, of succinct considered utility and design.
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Beautiful home! Love all the details. I was wondering where the couch is from? Thanks!
Wow I really like the layout of this tiny house it is very functional with all the daily things needed especially the coffee area.
Brilliant! Beautiful work.
This is the most beautiful home — tiny or otherwise — I have seen in a long time. That coffee nook in the kitchen… Name your price!
The white surfaces contrast so nicely with the dark wood.
I was thinking the same thing.. right down to that amazing live edge bench seating.
Beautiful! I’d love to have this with 2 lofts. From the pics, the craftsman work it spectacular. I also love the contrast of dark wood, white and all of the other textures as well.
Wow!! as the reading above said, the tiny kitchen nook – so cool. I also LOVE the fridge fitted into the staircase – never seen that before, fantastic idea.
Love this tiny house. Any price yet?
I love this house. Probably one of the most efficiently made, aesthetically pleasing tiny houses I’ve seen. One question though… if you live in a tiny house and do not have much room to store all of the construction things, such as tall ladders, what do you do when you have to maintain your house years down the road? Like those tiny lights up in the ceiling, obviously you’ll need a ladder to replace the lights. Do most Tiny House owners have separate storage unit to keep large bulky household items??
Most of the lights in tiny Homes are LEDs.
Well done! I love the careful detail and copper accents. Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing!
…. meant to remark on this super kitchen — that sink is a winner: life requires at least one big sink in any real house whether to wash large pans, bathe a baby or rinse out a big bulky sweater. The LG fridge if I’m not mistaking the model, is 10.5 cubic ft with excellent organization, and operates as silent as the grave. Let me tell you, I replaced an apartment-sized fridge for this one, and it’s a work of genius, by far the best choice of any other on the market as far as design, utility and economics.
Meantime fitting a gas oven/stove/hood is key to enjoyment of any permanent or semi-permanent home.
So many tiny houses show a couple of burners or a hotplate, or toaster ovens, or some kind of lame electrical device for cooking in the name of “small”, rendering small an immediate sacrifice rather than a joy.
To cut short, this kitchen – the entire home – is exemplary among the tiny houses, of succinct considered utility and design.