This is a tiny renovated townhouse by Intervention Architecture called the Writers Coach House in England.
From the outside, you’ll notice beautiful brickwork and deep blue trim with a brick front patio.
When you go inside, you’ll find a living room, kitchen with dining table, bathroom and upstairs bedroom.
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Renovated Townhouse in England
Images © Intervention Architecture
Images © Intervention Architecture
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No closets, no storage… Love the design, BUT….
Clean, simple and beautiful!
Love the brick courtyard with the English ivy! This place has nice bones but I don’t like the furniture; cold and industrial feeling. I’d add period pieces like a wardrobe cupboard, some wing back chairs, some wine colored Bokhara rugs; with a matching runner on the stairs, some carriage lanterns, some paintings and a fireplace: voila! cozy homey! 😀
That’s what I was thinking, too. It looks a bit sterile.
Exactly. The courtyard has more warmth to it…
As a writer’s retreat it provides a serene place for working without distractions. As a home it would need some floor plan adjustments and greater attention to decor.
This is the best tiny house I have seen…the setting is awesome! There isn’t much storage but IKEA can remedy that quickly. Even though I’m not a fan of stairs I would find a way to get my behind up and down these just because I like it so much?
Lovely.
This is very nicely done. I love the spacious feel and the light from the windows; also the kitchen lighting is very good.
The ‘bones’ of this place is lovely. It’s just a bit too sterile and not enough storage for my liking but it isn’t the furniture, mostly, that your buying so with my own personality in the house it would be a cosy, homey and truly beautiful place to live. Each to their own.