This is the Valdes Island Shack that was built in 2015 by Josh Dunford, founder of Burnkit.
It’s a beautiful tiny cabin in British Columbia, Canada designed by Hinterland Design. What do you think of it?
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The Valdes Island Shack: An Off-Grid Tiny Cabin with Rainwater System
Images © Lucas Finlay
Images © Lucas Finlay
Highlights
- Built in 5 weeks by a small group of craftsmen
- Off-grid-ready with solar power and rainwater collection and filtration system
- Features a sleeping loft, full kitchen, built-in storage, living area, dining area, fireplace, and outdoor deck with an outdoor shower and soaking tub
Sources
- Valdes Island Shack
- Hinterland Design
- Hinterland Design on Instagram
- Bless This Stuff (via)
- Photos by Lucas Finlay
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Nice width but bad layout.
They should have put the kitchen in the rear with the bath and had an open front to furnish with normal furniture as one needs.
They need a loft rail and maybe a pole to slid down in the middle of the night to pee.
What bathroom? The one outside because there isn’t one inside.
ok, i missed the bathroom?