In all these tiny houses we see that have washers, where do they dry the clothes?
Most of the washers you see in tiny homes are actually a washer/dryer combo…pretty cool invention for saving space. Doesn’t really save you money, though, as they are quite expensive.
It’s combo, they use these in RV’s. Or maybe they hang them on a clothes line in the summer 🙂
Love the single floor design. What is the length of your home/
The club footed tub looks like a foot bath certainly not a full size tub where one can stretch and turn sideways without being stuck. Compact tubs suck. Would prefer a full size clubfoot tub running the width of the back portion of the home.
Not sure what makes it “Victorian”, but it’s pretty. Guessing it was expensive to build, though. Clean looking. What else is there to say about it? It’s nice enough.
Where is the bed please?
Arts and Crafts maybe. Victorian? No.
That was my take on it, too. The dentals on the front door say Craftsman to me. But it’s nice and big and roomy and I suppose one could tailor it to suit ones own tastes. I’m looking for something for my Mom, but she would need a Murphy or built-in bed.
Best one yet!!
Beautiful kitchen! I love the wide windows!
This company makes nice looking houses, but not show stoppers. There is nothing wrong with that, but I see they have a show called “Tiny Luxury”, but I yet to see any of their houses with ‘luxurious’ features. I guess every builder has a style, but this style is getting flat. The same white walls with the 2 inch plain wood trim. I usually like white walls, but I hate that trim. No decor or style to it at all. I agree, its barely Arts and Crafts. If you want to see show stopping Victorian Tiny Houses, Brad Kittel of Texas Tiny Houses come to mind. Take a look at mackenzie-childs website to get a sense of Alice in Wonderland Victorian. I would hire a designer or master craftsman with imagination, but they seem to be doing just fine with what they have, I guess. They seem like really nice people and the houses do look quite livable, so I wish them all the best.
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In all these tiny houses we see that have washers, where do they dry the clothes?
Most of the washers you see in tiny homes are actually a washer/dryer combo…pretty cool invention for saving space. Doesn’t really save you money, though, as they are quite expensive.
It’s combo, they use these in RV’s. Or maybe they hang them on a clothes line in the summer 🙂
Love the single floor design. What is the length of your home/
The club footed tub looks like a foot bath certainly not a full size tub where one can stretch and turn sideways without being stuck. Compact tubs suck. Would prefer a full size clubfoot tub running the width of the back portion of the home.
Not sure what makes it “Victorian”, but it’s pretty. Guessing it was expensive to build, though. Clean looking. What else is there to say about it? It’s nice enough.
Where is the bed please?
Arts and Crafts maybe. Victorian? No.
That was my take on it, too. The dentals on the front door say Craftsman to me. But it’s nice and big and roomy and I suppose one could tailor it to suit ones own tastes. I’m looking for something for my Mom, but she would need a Murphy or built-in bed.
Best one yet!!
Beautiful kitchen! I love the wide windows!
This company makes nice looking houses, but not show stoppers. There is nothing wrong with that, but I see they have a show called “Tiny Luxury”, but I yet to see any of their houses with ‘luxurious’ features. I guess every builder has a style, but this style is getting flat. The same white walls with the 2 inch plain wood trim. I usually like white walls, but I hate that trim. No decor or style to it at all. I agree, its barely Arts and Crafts. If you want to see show stopping Victorian Tiny Houses, Brad Kittel of Texas Tiny Houses come to mind. Take a look at mackenzie-childs website to get a sense of Alice in Wonderland Victorian. I would hire a designer or master craftsman with imagination, but they seem to be doing just fine with what they have, I guess. They seem like really nice people and the houses do look quite livable, so I wish them all the best.