• Bill Burgess
  April 19, 2018, 1:55 pm

  WOW!!! Talk about labor intensive….Definitely a work of Art and artistic interpretation. Pretty standard floor plan but with all the exotic woods disguised well. For my tastes too dark but as I am a wood nut and former wood butcher I can admire the mixed media. Love the use of metals as well. I like the exterior shape and applied accents. I might consider a powder coated metals instead of painted finish in places. This has given me some Ideas about the newer metal roofing types to use for siding with my new tugboatwilly.com site. Really a LOT of ideas here for the designer or builder and I wish Red Deer massive deserved success.

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• Alison
  April 19, 2018, 5:38 pm

  Very creative, very interesting. I could use less of that texture on the wood, where it looks like the wood was gouged with a curved chisel all over it. But wow, what a work of art!

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• Mary
  April 19, 2018, 7:34 pm

  Really love this tiny home! I love the door pulls, the pocket doors, the woodworking, all of it. The counter tops in kitchen and bathroom are beautiful and the shower is amazing! I love it, I want one! I’ve just recently retired and am looking at all types of tiny homes and travel trailers. Thank you for sharing!

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  • Alex
    April 20, 2018, 6:49 am

    Hey Mary – glad you liked it too!

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• Denise
  April 21, 2018, 6:36 am

  This is absolutely gorgeous. Some things he did I would never have thought of and I really like his introducing that into my thinking as I am currently finishing the inside of my Tiny. He has given me some creative ideas. I enjoyed listening to him as he was doing the tour; I really agree with his philosophy regarding the interior – your house should be an absolute pleasure to go home to – one should LIVE it – the house should speak. It should be welcoming. I long ago abandoned the white/beige/brown concept of home decorating because there is nothing inviting about that type of decor, yet it is so common. It’s almost like people are afraid of colour, including the rich colours and textures of wood.

  This man does not spare any detail when it comes to his Tiny and every peek around another corner has one’s interest held. I especially love the kitchen counter top with the wood slices embedded in epoxy and would like to know how/what the epoxy was that he was able to do that – I want to do that also. I love his love of wood – it comes out in his narration – his explanation of the three colours and the use of them to complement each other. The slider door – more wood slices, and the shower…!!! – a real work to behold. This house sure is a treat to see. The outside reminds me of a Colorado mountain scape. The whole thing is beautiful.

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• Michael
  April 16, 2019, 1:54 am

  I don’t like it. Overloaded, dark and maintenance intensive.

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• Marsha Cowan
  April 19, 2019, 11:30 am

  It truly is the most amazing tiny house ever! Stunningly beautiful at every turn. . .

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• Theresa Perdue
  April 20, 2020, 1:42 pm

  A very unique home. I wouldn’t change a thing. But the birds in flight I thought were more like fish in stream. Love it!

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