This couple purchased a plot of land in the Pacific Northwest that happened to have a tiny house shell and trailer already onsite! Since he’s a master carpenter and she has experience in interior decorating, they decided to finish it themselves and sell their creation.
The result is a unique blend of modern, industrial and Scandinavian design elements that really meld into a masterpiece. I’m in love with it! And it’s for sale!
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Master Carpenter and Interior Decorator Couple Finish This Tiny House Shell To Sell 🙂
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First thing I notice is the galvanized ceiling.
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Of course, that floating guest bed is pretty neat.
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Love the reflection of the light in the evening!
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Then the main loft is secluded up here.
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Oooh looks like a spa!
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Storage stairs, and really cool thick wall paneling.
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Creative dish storage in the kitchen.
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I’m all about live-edge wood!
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I’ve never seen a “China cabinet” in a tiny house on wheels… 🙂
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This light fixture! So cool.
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Another view of it with different lighting so you can get a better sense of what it looks like.
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The sliding door lets in lots of natural light.
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The evening glow from the tiny house. 🙂
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They found a fun way to storage towels with the copper piping in the bathroom.
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More functional copper piping.
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The space saving swivel mirror allows for a window in the bathroom.
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Vertical paneling on the exterior.
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Cafe lights always make things better!
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Story Behind the House:
We bought some land in a forest on the Olympic Peninsula last summer and it came with this shell of a tiny home on its own brand new trailer. So we finished it ourselves.
Drew is a master carpenter/contractor and I’m a filmmaker/writer with a passion for interior design.
We wanted to create something that was contemporary but still in keeping with the Pacific Northwest where we are. The result is a modern cabin with a few funky design twists, like the handmade copper piping bathroom faucet and shower fixture and a reading loft/sleeping bunk above the living area that’s accessed by an iron pipe ladder. We went back and forth on making it fully off-grid but in the end installed an Incinolet toilet which needs an electricity hook up. Solar panels aren’t enough to power it. No black/grey water tanks so it needs to be parked with full hook ups. It comes with a 50ft 50amp power cord.
A large sleeping loft has a queen size mattress. The kitchen has lots of storage – plywood cupboards all custom built by Drew – and the metal boxes are reclaimed school shoe lockers found at Seattle Second Use. The light fixture was designed and made by Alexandra – three hessian rope bulbs wrapped around a piece of driftwood found on the beach.
Many of the items used to style the interior are also for sale.
We figure it’s a great full time living space, weekend retreat, granny flat/guest house or garden office.
Highlights
- 270-sq.-ft.
- Incinolet toilet
- Located in Olympic Peninsula of Washington State
- Asking price is $129,000
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