• Michael
  November 23, 2022, 7:04 pm

  That’s a nice one. I like the compact size and what is squeezes in. Although I am not a friend of lofts, I like the stand up option and that they aren’t going to the upper limit of the street legal height. It would be interesting to learn about standing headroom upstairs. Only the office seems to me a bit cramped. I think lowering the wall or at least an opening with a window or something like that could help. I wouldn’t go for a dark color here in FL. The only downside is the hefty price tag for such a compact size.

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• Donna Rae
  November 24, 2022, 12:35 am

  I think anyone would have to agree that a lot was creatively squeezed into this really tiny house! And though not suitable for my old bones that complain about stairs, I like it. Perfect for someone who might need to move from place to place as a traveling nurse or consultant…maybe a student that didn’t want to live in a cramped dorm room. A nice design but that price tag is a bit high. Wishing the makers much success!

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• Nancy M.
  January 8, 2023, 5:42 pm

  Very thoughtful and efficient design. Cannot do stairs myself, but a great choice for someone who moves often. Personally, I would probably want an outside window in the office, and probably slightly more space for backing up from the desk, without having to turn sideways to get away from the desk — but that’s probably just me. Even six inches would be helpful!

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  • James D.
    January 9, 2023, 3:20 am

    Issue with space for the office chair is that has to be taken from the headroom below. The walkway and office are lowered sections below what is normal minimum standing height for the main level but they get away with it by putting them over the dinette seating area and the kitchen’s appliances and counter top area.

    However, further would place the lowered section over the front of the fridge where you could still be standing. So any guests taller than the fridge could risk hitting their head when they go to sit or when standing up, to give you those extra six inches… Though, for people not as tall that may be an acceptable trade off…

    Alternatively, you can mount the monitors on the wall and shorten the desk a few inches or make it a fold-able desk… Or have the chair be a fold out bar stool seat that easily pushes out of the way… There are also folding office chairs… Along with accessories like lift assist seats you can add to a chair to make it easier to stand up… Or have a trundle seat slide out from the bed/loft that just slides back in when you get up… Could also consider a hammock seat that you can just push out of the way when you get up… For just a few of the possible options…

    While the office actually has two windows, one on either side and are the vertical windows you can see on the exterior photos.

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• Linda L.
  January 26, 2023, 7:44 am

  I would prefer a lighter exterior color; however, with some alterations, I think this might be doable for me at my advanced age. The steps are questionable, but I might be able to negotiate them if there were sturdy hand rails on both sides. Also, I’d like a slightly larger “living room” to accommodate a few friends now and then. Adding five feet to the length and four feet to the width would allow for a stackable washer and dryer, which I need but would also increase the cost significantly. Overall, however, it is a well thought-out plan.

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