• Donna Rae
  February 27, 2023, 4:58 pm

  It is certainly aesthetically pleasing! I like the materials they chose and the color scheme. Lots of counter space in the kitchen, too, and so glad that they provided a blank wall across from the sofa for a nice big flat screen tv!!! I do see a few changes I might make, though. The storage under the tv is pretty small. I think I’d opt for something just a bit taller and with drawers and doors to hid the clutter. An antique would add some character to the place, too. 😉 Rather than a shed roof, if it was gabled, there would be better head room in the loft and it wouldn’t take away from its looks at all. And I’d prefer not to have a curtain covering the opening of a storage cabinet. Put a solid door on that thing and it will stay looking nice for longer than the fabric that will get soiled and frayed. Put doors on the cabinets above the refrigerator, too, please. I think those are pretty minor changes and all based on my own personal preferences. Overall, it is a great little tiny with lots of good stuff packed in while still not being too over crowded. It might be a little tight but they don’t call it tiny for no reason! Kudos to the designers!

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• Liz
  February 27, 2023, 5:43 pm

  I think it’s a great place. Really well put together. It seems like it would be hard on the eyes to be so close to the large screen t.v. A smaller couch is called for in such a small space. I personally prefer more width to the TH. And… I couldn’t see my self crawling into my bed (unlike my younger years) or smacking my head on the ceiling since headroom is so limited. I wonder if people consider all the cons of having a bedroom space so small that the only way to get into bed is to crawl there or stoop. How fast could you escape if, God forbid, there would be a fire. The low ceiling would he claustrophobic.

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• Richard L
  February 27, 2023, 6:28 pm

  Has anyone else noticed that the first photo doesn’t match the following photos? The 1st photo shows a trailer with 3 axles and the other photos depict a trailer with just 2 axles. Also the exterior siding is different and where are the attractive double height large windows that look so impressive in the 1st photo? Someone has made an error in this article. I would much rather see the interior features of the trailer with 3 axles, with the combined board and batten and lap siding, and the little roof covering over the door. That tiny house is a handsome construction and very appealing. Can someone sort this out and get the correct photos for this tiny
  home? It would be a great follow up article. Thanks!

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  • Natalie C. McKee
    February 28, 2023, 5:21 am

    Thanks for pointing this out, Richard! I did these two posts back to back and the exteriors were so similar I didn’t notice I had picked up an old photo. That first image (3 axles) is of this home >>> https://tinyhousetalk.com/265-sq-ft-new-construction-tiny-home-in-washington/ All the other pictures on this post (Board and Batten 28-ft. Luxury Tiny House) go to the 2 axle home. I’ve updated this post to reflect that!

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