This is a Tiny House Poster designed by Jay Shafer back in the day.
It features the Anderjack Box Bungalow along with hollyhock flowers in front of it.
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Do you have a small space but still want to be able to enjoy outdoor furniture?
I received these photos in a forward from one of our readers, John M.
This furniture design is perfect if you have an outside area that serves multiple functions because you can easily stack the entire furniture set so that it occupies minimal space.
When it’s stacked it doesn’t require more space than what you need to stand in a room.
Once you unstack the set it becomes four chairs, a table and a cushions.
Thank you, John, for sharing. If you know the manufacturer or designer of the chairs please share in the comments.
If you know who took the photos please let me know as well as I’d love to show proper credit. Thanks!
Photo Credits and Design By: Dedon
A while back I showed you this 450 square foot small apartment with the custom one piece multi-functional piece of furniture.
I’m glad to announce that Kirsten Dirksen of Faircompanies.com has just published a video tour of the same apartment owned by teacher/resident Eric Schneider.
In 2005 Eric purchased the largest apartment that he could afford in Manhattan. He ended up with what you’re seeing here.
It’s a 450-square-foot studio the he got for $235,000. At that time it was a very basic apartment with some closets and an old kitchen.
Photo Credits Alan Tansey
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I wanted to show you this tiny house on a trailer that’s in West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
I’ve been exchanging emails with the owners of the home and was up for sale for an asking price of $20,000 CAD.
The little home was built by two architecture graduates, Lauren Aarntzen and John McFarlane.
The trailer has a 5000 lb capacity and the house can actually be detached and installed onto a regular foundation if one wanted to.
There are lots of things that I like about this tiny house and the first thing I’m going to point out to you is the front porch.
Photos Courtesy of Lauren Aarntzen and John McFarlane
At less than 100 square feet, this house offers a queen-size bed in the loft, a bathroom, 7′ desk, and a kitchen with a double sink, stove, fridge and oven.
Plus there’s a sofa and plenty of shelving and storage. You’ll get to see all of that in the photos below so don’t miss that along with all of the other details of the house below.
It’s Thursday plans day again. Today’s tiny house plans are from Dan Louche of Tiny Home Builders.
For those of you who don’t know Dan this is second tiny house design named Tiny Living.
Tiny Living is one of Tiny Home Builders latest designs after Dan created Tiny Retirement for his mother.
Not long ago I took a trip up to North Florida to check out the latest progress on his build. I’ll show you the pictures I took in a minute.
Dan has been designing and building his own tiny houses for the last couple of years. Since then he has put together a wonderful resource for those who want to do the same.
He currently offers two designs:
If you wanted to purchase any of those plans he packages them together with his Tiny House Construction Guide that you can alternatively buy separately for just $34.99.
Let’s take a closer look at Dan’s new house which he recently took a video tour of.
The house is 20′ long with a width of 8′ 6″ on the outside.
