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The Wabi-sabi tiny house was built in 2018 in Terrebonne and Portland, Oregon. The shell was built with the help of professional builders at @harmonwickedwoodworking. The owner then finished the interior with lots of hand-crafted love. The design employs a multi-level design, with the main room raised by 22″. This creates drop-downs into the the bathroom and kitchen, with the two lofts creating a third level. The tiny tea nook looking out a large window below the secondary loft adds even another level. Combined with the hardwood French Doors, dropped axles for 4 extra inches of height, an abundance of windows, the levels make the house feel spacious. An added bonus is that there is a huge space under the main floor for storage.
Pictures and builder contact are below after the photo tour!
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Tiny Home w/ Custom Woodwork for Sale: $80K
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Couch under casement windows and the mini-split.
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The living room is up higher than the kitchen, with storage underneath.
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That ladder leads to the loft lounge area.
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Here’s a panorama to show you the loft.
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There’s a skylight for additional lighting.
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The kitchen with exposed beams.
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The bathroom on the other side of the house.
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There’s a projector screen for movie night.
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Some aerial rings if you want to get energy out.
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Super cool fan.
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The secondary loft has two levels.
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Railings keep you safe on the stairs.
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Office area looks out.
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I imagine you’ll get a good breeze.
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Beautiful farmhouse sink.
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Here’s the loft.
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Subway tile shower.
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Composting toilet.
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Stunning doors let you enjoy nice weather.
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There’s more not-insulated storage here.
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What do you think?
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Highlights
- $80k
- Contact: [email protected]
- Located in Everson, WA
- Efficient mini-split for heating and cooling.
- There is a backup propane heater in case the electricity goes out.
- ERV for air circulation.
- 20in 4 burner stove with oven. Did not skimp on the oven.
- Large (for a tiny) fridge combo
- Small washer/dryer combo. Every now and then I’ll go to the laundromat.
- 4gpm Tankless water heater.
- Projector and 72in screen
- Ring security system
- Triple-axled with dropped axles installed
- 51” bedroom loft at the highest point
- Main floor raised 19”: 8’x7’x19” storage area underneath
- Other hidden cubbies elsewhere
- Small coat closet
- Bedroom wardrobe in the bedroom
- Mini non-insulated shed sits on the trailer tongue
- Main bedroom loft is a very spacious 10’x10’, with two large 5’x2.5’ windows.
- Reading/tea drinking/movie watching nook with a large casement window looking out the front of the house, which leads to the secondary loft that works well as a lounge.
- Live-edge Chestnut countertop
- 5’ shower enclosure and sink
- Standard composting toilet setup is enclosed in maple hardwood
- Full-body mirror is hung on the sliding door
- Copper piping is exposed here and there and the shower ceiling is made from epoxied cherry and maple.
- All fixtures come with the house
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Many good technical features, but definitely a build for the athletic at heart. Stairs, stairs, steps, steps. It has such good potential, but seems challenging, and chopped up. Although a nice place, it would not make my list, especially for the price. And yes, I know it has quality, high end features, but I would like it a bit more livable.
I think the different levels and textures add tremendous visual interest.
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Thank you for ‘rails’ on your stairs, functional without interfering; the vertical lines pull the curious eye toward the discovery of… (‘oh, that is intriguing!’).
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Cast-iron skillets!
In a usable kitchen!
With plenty of usable counters!
Visible condiments and spices for immediate/constant inventory!
[applause]
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The name ‘Wabi-Sabi’ (“perfection marred by the builder’s humanity” or “beauty from aged utility”) easily earns TheLargeMarge SealOfApproval.
I am all about cast-iron! It’s all I use in my tiny kitchen.
Ok. This is not something I have ever seen or a plan I would immediately go with for my tiny home but I must admit that I like it. The use of levels add interest to the space while at the same time making the use of height for storage, and to minimize the amount of stairs/steps to get into the lofts. I enjoy the separations between the space and the coziness it provides. There are a few modifications I would add and things I would replace in the bathroom and maybe some staining here and there but other than that I could live here. I wish it was closer to me so that I can see it in person.
Looks like they’ve cushioned the lid of the composting toilet to make it a comfy place to sit. It also doesn’t look toiletty. Good idea, and one I’m surprised we don’t see more often. I also like the transition to the secondary loft; it serves as a step and also a lounge chair. Good ideas here, and a good way to get the most out of the space.
Sometimes it’s nice to “go” in comfort, haha.
I like the outside and the fan other than that it seems to cluttered to be comfortable.