I couldn't do a super tiny house, like some are less than 100 square feet!! I would feel too claustrophobic and unsafe. Plus, I do need some room to work on my art or sewing. I just can't do it sitting in my chair or on the couch all the time. I also need one with the bedroom separate..I just like having that distance between where I sleep and where I do other things.
I love visiting Tiny House Swoon and Tiny House Listings. It's pure window shopping or wishlisting for what I hope to someday live in.
tinyhousebasics.com |
The pic above is one from a great tiny house that is about 224 sq ft. I like that the table is built onto the wall and is long. This would be a perfect setting for my sewing machines. Plenty of room for cutting and sturdy enough for the motor of the machines. It also looks out a window so that natural is available as well as a view. If I get tired sewing or crafting eyes, I just stop and watch what's going on outside!
shinytinymansion.com |
This one is too cool as well, but is 450 sq ft. While I'd rather have more work area than knick knack display, this is the kind of place that would give me a sense of space with the separations of the major living areas, but yet fill my need to scale my life down. I do love all the colors they use and think they lend to the vibrancy of the space.
Even with all the weirdness my mind gives me each day, I'm drawn more and more to these tiny houses. Sometimes I think it would be a great business venture to partner with a company to work on a tiny house housing development. We have all these cul-de-sacs and neighborhoods with gigantic houses being built. They take a lot of land, a lot of money and a lot of resources. I would love to have a neighborhood that not only had a slew of tiny house but perhaps a neighborhood garden as well. That would be me my ideal neighborhood.
Today I ate: eggs, potatoes, bagel, oj, coffee, Dr. Pepper, vegan pizza, crunchy corn bran, snack size candy bars
Today I bought: nothing