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American veteran couple keep on improving their sustainable tiny house

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaNovember 12, 2016No Comments4 Mins Read
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You might have noticed that in old age many people start looking for tiny dwellings in peaceful locations that use less resources and promote simple living. After analyzing the impact of bigger homes on their financial status, an American veteran couple also decided to curtail their space needs and make their own sustainable tiny home at Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia. Created from reclaimed materials, this raised tiny house features a screen house and a 420-square-feet wooden freestanding deck area that beautifully merges into the surrounding nature with its appearance.

They utilized every inch of the tiny home for transforming it into something useful. Such as a custom wine rack, medicine cabinet and shoe shelves smartly tucked in small left-over spaces. The spacious kitchen is furnished with butcher block countertop and has many handmade slide-out shelves, stove/oven, refrigerator, pantry and a big sink. There are eleven windows and three glass doors to flood in enough natural light. Bedroom is all round decked with black-colored accessories such as a pax wardrobe and Brimnes bed frame with two built-in slide-out drawers for keeping clothes and other important things.

A wall separates the bathroom from remaining living area, and it is equipped with an odorless composting toilet and a shower. They also installed two open-air compost piles and four barrels for decomposing human waste. There are many noticeable things in this tiny house, including vintage folding lawn chairs that were refurbished by the couple.

They built many things on their own and this job is continuously going on. All this started in June 2014 and it took a year to make the tiny house livable. One can see beautiful barn and pallet woodwork everywhere. From insulation to heating systems, every needful item is added in their tiny home. In addition, it is a solar-powered home with many entertainment appliances.

They make additions to their tiny home frequently such as custom furniture, stairs, doors, gutters and other woodwork, and post them on their blog. Their work is inspiration for DIY’ers, tiny house community and others striving to join the tiny house movement. If you liked the work, then check out more interesting creations on their blog.

Features a huge deck area
Features a huge deck area
Tiny house structure raised on wooden beams
Tiny house structure raised on wooden beams
Sloped roof in two sections
Sloped roof in two sections
Clerestory windows flood in natural light
Clerestory windows flood in natural light
Complete composting enterprise
Complete composting enterprise
Gutters and smart sewage system
Gutters and smart sewage system
Wooden stairs on both sides
Wooden stairs on both sides
Entry to the screen house
Entry to the screen house
Beadboard ceiling
Beadboard ceiling
Refurbished furniture also serves as hidden storage spaces
Refurbished furniture also serves as hidden storage spaces
Custom furniture gives elegant look to interiors
Custom furniture gives elegant look to interiors
Cozy living areas
Cozy living areas
Brimnes bed frame with two built-in slide-out drawers
Brimnes bed frame with two built-in slide-out drawers
Custom wooden headboard
Custom wooden headboard
Bed and pax wardrobe for additional storage
Bed and Pax wardrobe for additional storage
Partitioning wall between bedroom and rest of the living area
Partitioning wall between bedroom and rest of the living area
Wood burning fireplace in bedroom
Wood burning fireplace in bedroom
Kitchen features hanging lighting
Kitchen features hanging lighting
Kitchen in front of glass windows
Kitchen in front of glass windows
Big sink that can be covered for extra counter space
Big sink that can be covered for extra counter space
Butcher block countertop
Butcher block countertop
Stylish dining set at the deck
Stylish dining set at the deck
Pallet wood pantry space
Pallet wood pantry space
Restroom with an odorless composting toilet
Restroom with an odorless composting toilet
Spacious space for enjoying shower
Spacious bathroom for enjoying showers
Shoe and wine rack smartly built in left-over spaces
Smart usage of left-over spaces
their creative work is inspiration for all tiny house community
Their creative work is inspiration for all tiny house community

 

 

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