The builder has done a fine job of putting the effort in to achieving a high quality of finish especially on the interior detail. The outside has it’s own unique look with the interesting contrast of the metal sheeting in contrast to the painted and stained timbers. I’d love to know how this house handles the weather thought,- to me it seems the stained timber door trimmings would collect and hold water – needlessly causing premature weather-proofing issues…. thoughts?
For these inquiries, ladder to the loft pictured on left, kitchen sink and stove on right. Of corse there is one directed at the ladder, too. Full picture front to back. I suppose if you stood out side and had the camera in the window, but seriously, look at the house. showing a door should be enough from the inside.
Not much left to the imagination. Pictures say it all. My favorite tiny houses, log cabin style, 2 i’ve seen only have outhouses,so ok,want to live simplicty, well, i don’t want to regress that much, small is great, but I want a bathroom!
Anyway, I personally love small, clean houses. I will own one soon enough!
This is a great example of the importance of detailing. Think everything through for your space requirements and lifestyle and then examine how to pare it all down so that nothing looks out of place. Simplify and simplify again, and you’ll get great results like this.
How much … we are looking
What is the extension at the end of the house? Why is there no safety railing next to the bed? I would replace the oven with a combo washer/dryer and install an induction cooktop on the counter. No solar cells on the eoof?
This is a gorgeous Tiny House. Beautiful both inside and out. Nicely done.
Love looking at these small homes but HATE how they never really show how all the bathroom amenties are fitted into the small space. We are given a glimpse of a handbasin or a corner of whatever but NEVER how it all fits in.
HATE?? Come now, use your imagination, repeat after me – “sink, shower, commode”. I’m sure a polite note to the owner requesting simple details and perhaps a photo or two would be a kinder and more appropriate approach to addressing questions regarding this exquisite small home.
Beautiful!! Question: the gas burners on the right next to what looks like a wood partition. Have you experienced any darkening of the wood from the heat of the flames? Normally building codes would require an insulated non-combustible material for a specified height when a stove is next to a [wall] vertical surface. A broad pan on a full flame could easily ignite the wood? Please respond via email. Thanks. again, beautiful design through and through.
I have to say, I love the look of the exterior of this THOW. i like the fact that it looks like a commercial trailer, with the shiny metal siding!
Agreed, more pictures. Love the sewing machine cabinet–I’ve thought of using mine the same way for expandable table-counter space. Very classy–one of the nicest, most livable I’ve seen, but I’d love to see more!
Joniel
The builder has done a fine job of putting the effort in to achieving a high quality of finish especially on the interior detail. The outside has it’s own unique look with the interesting contrast of the metal sheeting in contrast to the painted and stained timbers. I’d love to know how this house handles the weather thought,- to me it seems the stained timber door trimmings would collect and hold water – needlessly causing premature weather-proofing issues…. thoughts?
For these inquiries, ladder to the loft pictured on left, kitchen sink and stove on right. Of corse there is one directed at the ladder, too. Full picture front to back. I suppose if you stood out side and had the camera in the window, but seriously, look at the house. showing a door should be enough from the inside.
Not much left to the imagination. Pictures say it all. My favorite tiny houses, log cabin style, 2 i’ve seen only have outhouses,so ok,want to live simplicty, well, i don’t want to regress that much, small is great, but I want a bathroom!
Anyway, I personally love small, clean houses. I will own one soon enough!
This is a great example of the importance of detailing. Think everything through for your space requirements and lifestyle and then examine how to pare it all down so that nothing looks out of place. Simplify and simplify again, and you’ll get great results like this.
How much … we are looking
What is the extension at the end of the house? Why is there no safety railing next to the bed? I would replace the oven with a combo washer/dryer and install an induction cooktop on the counter. No solar cells on the eoof?
This is a gorgeous Tiny House. Beautiful both inside and out. Nicely done.
Love looking at these small homes but HATE how they never really show how all the bathroom amenties are fitted into the small space. We are given a glimpse of a handbasin or a corner of whatever but NEVER how it all fits in.
HATE?? Come now, use your imagination, repeat after me – “sink, shower, commode”. I’m sure a polite note to the owner requesting simple details and perhaps a photo or two would be a kinder and more appropriate approach to addressing questions regarding this exquisite small home.
Beautiful!! Question: the gas burners on the right next to what looks like a wood partition. Have you experienced any darkening of the wood from the heat of the flames? Normally building codes would require an insulated non-combustible material for a specified height when a stove is next to a [wall] vertical surface. A broad pan on a full flame could easily ignite the wood? Please respond via email. Thanks. again, beautiful design through and through.
I have to say, I love the look of the exterior of this THOW. i like the fact that it looks like a commercial trailer, with the shiny metal siding!
Agreed, more pictures. Love the sewing machine cabinet–I’ve thought of using mine the same way for expandable table-counter space. Very classy–one of the nicest, most livable I’ve seen, but I’d love to see more!