I really like the fold out deck and awning, but that’s about all I can say because with the fish eye pics there’s no accurate views of anything on the interior.
I agree, the fish-eye lens definitely messed up the entire viewing experience. Made me feel nauseous to look at it.
Love it!!
VERY creative way to sneak in 2 lofts, but the pictures are really hard to parse.
Fisheye photos, nooooooo.
I love this blog but sometimes the photos leave much to be desired 🙁
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I agree with Amanda, the use of fisheye lenses for tiny houses photos isn’t advantageous. That said, this home—though it is difficult to really see—appears to have a great layout and intelligent use of design and space (including the exterior foldout space).
Ditto what Amanda and Ardith say about the photos. But – lovely finishes, very thoughtful. Is there any chance these photo spreads could include a floor plan? It would help appreciate all the features.
I love all the clever storage around the bed. This is so delightful, I wish I could tell the proportions a little better, but it’s so hard to take pictures indoors with so little space without a fisheye. This is amazing for having two (I think) large beds and a ‘lounge.’ Very nice! Congratulations, and best wishes for many happy years!
I think I like it, but yes, it’s hard to get past the fisheye.Worth it to take a little trouble getting the best pictures possible of your hard work.
Just about everyone should do a video of their house when they submit their houses to these blogs, especially if they are a professional company looking to sell
I really like the way the lofts are laid out especially the living room loft, but couldnt quite understand how it works until I went to the site and saw the picture of 3 people sitting in it. cant really see how the other loft is accessed. I would have also like to see how that back deck works. Really like the bathroom, a facebowl, yes! i like the shelving surrounding the toilet. The kitchen is nice, but the stove/oven needs a vent hood.
No, i am mistaken, it doesnt have 2 lofts, the bedroom is under the living room. Nice. although too clausto for my personal taste.
I really like the fold out deck and awning, but that’s about all I can say because with the fish eye pics there’s no accurate views of anything on the interior.
I agree, the fish-eye lens definitely messed up the entire viewing experience. Made me feel nauseous to look at it.
Love it!!
VERY creative way to sneak in 2 lofts, but the pictures are really hard to parse.
Fisheye photos, nooooooo.
I love this blog but sometimes the photos leave much to be desired 🙁
+1
I agree with Amanda, the use of fisheye lenses for tiny houses photos isn’t advantageous. That said, this home—though it is difficult to really see—appears to have a great layout and intelligent use of design and space (including the exterior foldout space).
Ditto what Amanda and Ardith say about the photos. But – lovely finishes, very thoughtful. Is there any chance these photo spreads could include a floor plan? It would help appreciate all the features.
I love all the clever storage around the bed. This is so delightful, I wish I could tell the proportions a little better, but it’s so hard to take pictures indoors with so little space without a fisheye. This is amazing for having two (I think) large beds and a ‘lounge.’ Very nice! Congratulations, and best wishes for many happy years!
I think I like it, but yes, it’s hard to get past the fisheye.Worth it to take a little trouble getting the best pictures possible of your hard work.
Just about everyone should do a video of their house when they submit their houses to these blogs, especially if they are a professional company looking to sell
I really like the way the lofts are laid out especially the living room loft, but couldnt quite understand how it works until I went to the site and saw the picture of 3 people sitting in it. cant really see how the other loft is accessed. I would have also like to see how that back deck works. Really like the bathroom, a facebowl, yes! i like the shelving surrounding the toilet. The kitchen is nice, but the stove/oven needs a vent hood.
No, i am mistaken, it doesnt have 2 lofts, the bedroom is under the living room. Nice. although too clausto for my personal taste.