• Laila
  June 22, 2023, 10:24 am

  Well done! Plenty of height in the upstairs bedroom and it doesn’t feel enclosed at all! Love all the top quality installations to!

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  • Debbie in Texas
    June 22, 2023, 12:21 pm

    AGREE! Small but VERY high-end!

    Couldn’t afford to ever buy it with the attached 50 acres but what a wonderful and peaceful trip my mind just took…. sigh. ☺️

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• Donna Rae
  June 24, 2023, 12:12 pm

  What a beautiful Tiny! I love the collected-over-time furnishings that give it a homey feel. As a vacation destination, it is pretty much perfect! And even though it is clear that a lot of thought and effort went into the interior design details…and beautifully done, for sure…I have a tendency to look at these tiny homes as a place to live full time rather than a place to visit, and that almost always makes me think more practically about function, too. First, I am curious about how many doors to the outside there are. I tried to pay attention and looked a couple of times and it seems as though there are three. The covered entry by the parking area and two from the covered patio. The interior photos didn’t reveal how they affect the arrangement of furniture or possibly the kitchen cabinets but I would be curious if one of those doors could be eliminated to provide more storage or flexibility in arranging the furniture. Of course, interpreting photos can be tricky so maybe I am wrong. If there are three, that seems one too many for such a small house though seeing it in person might make it all seem perfectly logical. Just curious, mostly. I love that dramatic kitchen with a ton of storage and copper accents but if I lived there, I think I would miss having some counter space around the sink where I could have a drying rack for cleaned dishes on one side and someplace to put the dirty dishes waiting to be washed. Mostly important, I think, if you were living there full-time. Perhaps when it was snowing, a fireplace would be welcomed but if you don’t have a real fire with the crackling, the fake electric structure would only make it so there was less room for a nice, big antique storage piece. Again, I am looking at this from the perspective of living there, not vacationing for a few days. I love how roomy that upstairs bedroom is, and having the bathroom upstairs would be soooo convenient and something not always included in tiny houses. Even though some would think having dual shower heads and that giant window, I would rather have the plumbing be for just one and skip the rain shower head. Give me a handheld with shower, jet and massage capabilities, please. Get rid of that revealing window and put in either a tall window or maybe even a couple of skylights. The privacy blinds on the window are impractical and, when shut for privacy, would negate the reason for the window. A tall window you can peak out of or skylights that give you a view of the sky and maybe some tree tops would make more sense, especially considering that you can see your neighbor out the window as it exists. It would be nice to have a half bath downstairs to help eliminate guests going into your private space as well as limiting the required number of times you would have to climb the stairs during the day. Overall, the designers did a fabulous job on this very fine Tiny and all of my suggested changes are absolutely based on personal preference and perhaps an overly practical mind. No insult was intended toward the designers and many will enjoy visiting this haven away from everyday life, for sure!

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