This is the Kidd Tiny Texas House.
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For 63 square feet, this is an amazing tiny house. The use of salvaged materials: the wood, windows, and creative shower do the builder proud. I’m impressed.
A lot of people must like this “shabby chic” look because I see it everywhere from TX to NZ. But not me.
If I booked into this place, I’d bring plenty of rolls of wallpaper and 100 gallons of low-VOC paint and leave the place better than when I arrived!
Ha ha, I agree with your sentiments. To me it is just shabby and definitely not chic. Fortunately it hasn’t really taken off in NZ. Maybe we’ve just got a different sort of aesthetic taste down this part of the globe.
Well, hang onto your aesthetics, down-under, and hold the line! We have enough insanity going on in the world today without this, too!
shabby chic can look really good, but as my dance teacher says less is more, this is all shabby and no chic! That said this building is amazing and well built and ready for a full restoration of its timbers to their former beauty?
I agree with you, Jamie. If all the wood (inside and out) was sanded down and given a nice finish, this would be a really cute little place. As is, it looks run down and neglected. I find this “look” depressing.
I’m with you Silver Gypsy, I am not really into that much Shabby Chic, lol. It is fine for some people, but I want something that looks inviting, but to each his own. I have seen the man that built this tiny house, and he has a lot more of them. It is amazing what he does with the used materials. I love his ideas. He has I think, like 40 acres, and he is trying to have a tiny community. I think! He is very talented, I do know that much. He has been on HGTV I believe. Not really sure, but I remember this particular house, because he was entertaining a female friend with dinner.
I love it!!!!!! So creative!
Yeah I like it–quite a bit. The “distressing” is overdone in some spots. There is a real art to that. But it reminds me of finding an old miner’s shack in an abandoned town. And THAT brings to mind many things…
Kinda on the rough side, wouldn’t you say….?
Where is the bathroom? All they show is a shower. So where is it located?
Uh, no! Not for me at all.
Hay..! To each their own…! I don’t mind it , just don’t have any reason to move to Texas, nore do I want to….
Looks like a run down shack to me.
Organic? Some that recycled wood is bound to be coated in lead paint.
Looks unclean!
Not appealing to me. Too raw and distressed.
It looks trashy. I would be afraid of getting splinters in my hands. If shack chic is your thing, go for it.
This is exactly what I want. I love the 2 stories and the rustic look. A.) I wish it were for sale. B.) I wish I could afford it.
I like it … but Oh My Goodness that ladder/stairway is STEEP.. pretty sure I’d fall down them on a sleepy midnight trip to the loo.
Personally, I cringe at the loft/ladder ideas, even when I love the shabby chic of this guys designs. I could live here but I would put a bed on the ground floor.