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This is a 300 sq. ft. mobile surf shack in Santa Barbara, CA.
It was designed by Alex Wyndham. Plans available here.
What do you think?
Surf Shack Tiny House by Alex Wyndham
Photos via Tiny Living
If you like this tiny house, the good news is, there are plans for it.
It has a wonderful layout, I think.
One of the most notable features, the garage door.
The kitchen leads you to the bathroom.
And the bedroom is an upstairs sleeping loft with a large window.
The bathroom and shower, with Nature’s Head composting toilet.
The custom staircase to the loft.
A view of the living room, from the bathroom.
Photos via Tiny Living
Highlights
- 300 sq. ft.
- Featured on Tiny Home Nation
- 12 ft. ceiling
- Retractable glass wall
- Sleeping loft
- Kitchen
- Bathroom
- Private balcony
- Get the plans ($825)
Quote
With its 12-foot tall ceilings and floor-to-ceiling garage door in the living room, the Surf Shack has an open, airy interior that allows the owners to enjoy the beautiful California weather. A private balcony next to the bedroom loft gives the couple an ocean view, while a re-purposed surfboard deck off the living room provides a place for entertaining.1
Resources
- https://tinyliving.com/surf-shack-alex-wyndham/
- https://www.alexwyndham.com/tinyhouse
- https://www.facebook.com/fyitinyhousenation/videos/801656046605396/
- https://www.alexwyndham.com/buy-plans
- http://www.fyi.tv/shows/tiny-house-nation/season-3/episode-5
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How cool is this! Love the layout and especially Retractable glass wall window thingy.
Me too!
Beautiful this! Really tender, pretty. Who could condemn a “Beneficial Sunbeam”? This is the secret of pleasure, always subjective, but this is yes. OK!? :)))
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loft would be better with a railing. Don’t want to fall off the edges.
Agreed!
Good call! Easy to add too!
They’re surfers. I’m sure the stairs aren’t the biggest test of their agility 😉
That is true Tanya but in the middle of the night in the dark it may well be.
That bench is going over before they do !
No bench where the stairs are.
IMO, that gap between the bench and the stairs isn’t wide enough to pose a serious risk… People flail about when they’re moving in the dark, trying to feel their surroundings. So you’ll definitely contact that bench before reaching the edge of the loft and you’d similarly will feel the edge of the stairs with the landing being wide enough even if you miss you’ll just land about a foot below before worrying about the rest of the stairs.
It’s the last two steps I’d worry about because those are moveable steps and may not be where you remember it being when descending in the dark and that’s about a three foot drop that you could be falling face first into…
But you could just turn on the light before descending or have a motion activated night light…
I agree James but I am a person that does not like to leave safety to what ifs. I would put a hand rail and never wonder again. Safety is always the safest way.
Forgot your last comment James, clap-on, clap-off?
How do you cook food? How do you keep food cold?