DAY SEVEN :Β
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DAY EIGHT :
click here to see day one & two
just an update onΒ TH2 : the tiny house project by legacy homes. Β {which also happens to be my new next-door-neighbour…}
DAY THREE :
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{TH2}
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DAY FOUR
click here to see day one and two
so – as it turns out, the owner/builder of my awesome tiny home has recently begun a new project for another soon-to-be tiny house dweller seeking a life less ordinary. of course, i asked if i could fotograph the process {and thank goodness my new “neighbour” is totally cool with that}.
i’ll do my best to update as time goes on… thankfully when i saw the big trailer pull up with this old unit on it, i was home and had free time, and i immediately ran to grab a camera.
this platform will be cut in half… and although the new tiny house {which we are referring to as “TH2”} will be half the size of this, it will still be twice the size of my home… so approximately 300-400 square feet.
i had never really fotographed the decay of a building before… and i gotta say, i kinda loved it. i can’t really explain why – but some of these images are so interesting to me… maybe the contrast of colour and exposed walls or floors… i don’t know. but there is something about “urban decay” i’ve always been somehow attracted to as an artist.
here are some recent fotos of the project from the beginning…
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DAY ONE – deconstruction
oh, hi.
plenty of material was recycled – yay!
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DAY TWO – deconstruction
stay tuned next week for pictures of the beginning of the actual construction!
i have a cute tiny {claw-foot} tub in my tiny home, and it came complete with that cute little bar-type-thing that props up a book for you to read while you take a bath… Continue reading
it’s a tiny tuesday update! π
i have made a lot of changes to my adorable tiny home, but i wanted to share these fotos so you can see the progression π
main entrance, with ladder leading to loft…
computer desk to the right…Β it’s kind of like having an “office” π
behind my “office” – an open space and area for coats, etc.Β Continue reading
i am way overdue for a tiny home update. Β i have had a lot of personal things going on lately, so i haven’t been taking as many fotos or blogging as much.
plus, the holidays kind of make me want to hibernate… and so does my adorable tiny house… especially when i come home one day and it has been surprisingly decorated…Β like this :
it’s like living in a snowglobe right now… for real. Β especially with this fun little wordpress snow falling all over the blog π
{and i have the coolest landlords/neighbours ever!}
sometimes when living and/or working in/with small spaces, practicality typically outweighs aesthetics…however, that is not the case in the amazing tiny home i live in.
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this week, i wanted to focus on some of the features that make this home extra cool and special. Β the builder thought of everything to make it functional and practical while keeping the visual appeal as well as the modern-meets-mountain feel.
one of my favourite things in the kitchen is the sink! for one, i love a stainless steel sink. so easy to clean and just looks sharp, right?! Β this one is complete with garbage disposal and stretchy-faucet hose thing. Β i love those, too!
and i love this second little sink to the left… so practical that it doubles as a colander! can also use it to dry dishes or rinse veggies prior to cooking. genius. Continue reading
last week i introduced you to the cutest tiny-home ever.
this delightful minimalist house isn’t quite complete – a few final touches are still in the works from the amazing builder… but as promised, here are some fotos of the interior. Β and i will share more soon, and even more down the road… when it’s fully complete and decorated inside!
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the front door opens into a small foyer with shelving to the left and a place to hang coats, etc.
ladder to sleeping loft is removable…
main living space – to the right is a window and a kitchen table… Continue reading