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Natalie C. McKee
Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.
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I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like it. It’s different and kinda quirky, but I really like it. I especially love how they put them mirror under ths stairs as one of these cupboard doors. Wish I could see more of it.
Kind of dark in there, it is a question of taste. What about that sofa in the loft, for a better view?
Ummnn-NO because it’s really dark in there and a bit weird. Try the same layout and lighten it up a bit, will feel/look larger & more open.
The sofa placement in a little loft is dangerous.
I agree it is a little dark in there and I don’t know about that orange couch.
People’s tastes vary, the owners of this house chose this look so that’s what they like…
Yep, you are stating the obvious again.
Yes, because it often has to be stated before people get carried away with their criticism and judge-mentality, especially when they’re in danger of jumping to conclusions…
Like in the “Couple’s Solar, Steel-Framed Tiny House on Wheels!
Read” article… Where many commentators assumed the photos were of the finished THOW and that of course turned out to be wrong…
Similarly, here we have a situation where the owners of this THOW may have reasons why they chose this layout… It’s not even moved into yet, so there may be things they will change and/or add to it when they do move in… Or it may be something that will only make sense once it is parked where they plan on living in it…
So the point is we don’t know them, we don’t know their plans, we don’t even know if this will remain the final appearance of the THOW or not… So second guessing them can only go so far and tends to just lead to erroneous assumptions that really serve no purpose…
It’s hard to believe this is a “professionally” built home. A DIY with recycled materials… yes.
That ladder on the side of the rolling wardrobe seems like a really bad idea. I know the wheels have locks, but I can still picture it rolling or tipping over if they move it from under the loft.
Nice yet so dark. Not much natural light