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Ravenlore tiny house is a spectacularly colorful tiny house that measured 176 square feet. Although built in a classic Victorian style, it’s painted in bright pink, purple and mint green, which certainly gives a unique look at. Ravenlore tiny house is solar powered which makes it off-grid and cool.
Looking at this super colorful pink and purple tiny house one would think it comes straight out of a Disney movie. The roof was designed specifically to fit the panels, and the colorful shingles staggered to give it a fun checkerboard pattern.
Inside, the place has a fully fitted kitchen, complete with a stove and a washing machine.
The wooden stairs will lead you to the loft bedroom.
The living room is made of hardwood. There’s plenty of room to sit and relax.
A small bathroom is on the corner of the house to save space.
The loft bedroom is just as big as it needs to be. Loft design is one of the best space-saving solutions for tiny homes. It makes amazing sleeping areas, closets, and working spaces turning your room into.
A storage closet is placed just beside the door. Although Ravenlore’s tiny house space is limited, it still includes the office table.
The ceiling of the house is also a highlight with an amazing chandelier.
There is a video of this on Tiny House Giant Journey. Right as it was completed. The house was empty. She owner is a firefighter. You can tell by some of the decoration in this house. Anyway. I like how colorful it is, but that canopy is an eye sore.
Obviously, you would rather sit in a hot, Georgia, summer sun than in the shade of a canopy. Maybe, you should invent a better travel canopy when you build your tiny home.
Love this! I really like seeing them with an owner’s touch. The front closet with the flip up desk is really creative and I love that there is art and photos on the walls. The outside is adorable and the canopy is not an eyesore- it is needed and the ruffles add to the “gingerbread” of the decor. Nice that it is retractable. Thanks so much for sharing this one.
The crafting corner? is inspired, the house charming–looks like it’s made out of candy. I’d want a stove, even if I ran the risk of Hansel pushing me in 😉
nice! its totally a candy house from a fairytale! I want a witch house like this too!
Where is the “outside portion” of the a/c unit? Is it a split system? Don’t see anything. I want one. It is an adorable house. Guess gmh used initials because they didn’t want people WHO was being so rude.
the mini split is located above the craft area
I wonder why this is for sale! Is the lady tired of tiny house living or some other reason? I need to know! I remember being so jealous of this house and how unique it is..