Tiny House Project

Kendra and Kate

Urban Style

This style highly emphasizes natural stones, wood features,

and bronze accents. The open concept highlights distinct

movement through the space with minimal interruptions.

With a mixture of all natural tones and steel features, the

use of the space flows well together.

Outdoor IncorporationsTo incorporate the outdoors,

we would create a natural

wood staircase with restored

wood pieces. We will also

include a feature wall that is

textured with different sized

stones. Lastly, we will provide

a rough edge countertop that

will be used to resemble the

similarities of rocks and

boulders. These familiar

elements are among the few

of the things that nature

provides.

Architectural Multipurpose Space

We would provide a

staircase that would lead

up to the lofted section

of the tiny house. The

under side of the stairs

would be very useful for

more storage space.

Architectural Multipurpose Space

This large built-in provides

many different uses.

Initially, it serves the use

of a TV stand. It is also a

confined closet space for

both shoes and clothing.

Finally, this unique piece

implements a twin size bed

that is slightly hidden,

therefore it still appears as

a decorative item.

Architectural Multipurpose Space

Although in this picture,

the table seems to be free-

standing, we would like to

create an architectural

piece connected to the

wall. The top section

folds up when not in use

while the wine coolers

slide together to rest

against the wall.

Non-architectural Multipurpose Space

This particular piece

serves many

different functions.

It can be used a

sectional seating area

in more that one

arrangement, dining

table, as well as a

twin sized bed for

guests.

Non-architectural Multipurpose Space

This unique piece of furniture

provides two different uses. It can

be taken apart to become a bench

for additional seating that can

become flush with the shelving

unit when not needed for use.

Non-architectural Multipurpose Space

To tend to our small fireplace

within the tiny house, this

piece of furniture can be used

as additional seating as well as

extra storage for wood.

Tiny House Study

Winery owners, Jared and Allie Boyle

have decided to construct tiny homes

on their property for people to buy

out and own. 2 teams of builders go

head to head to each built a tiny

home in 10 days for a couple looking

to buy a property on the winery.

Unique Design

This tiny house had many unique

aspect about it. First of all it had

wine on tap. This wine on tap is

made out of a urinal. Another

unique section of this house home

had a murphy bed that was outside

and underneath of this bed were

two bathtubs (hottubs). The

stove/oven was also taken from

Allie and Jared’s first travel trailer.

Multipurpose Space Through Architectural

Elements

One of the many multipurpose built-ins

in this tiny house includes the drop

down table. The wheel is attached to a

chain which turns and lowers the table

down. This becomes very convenient to

put up when not in use to create more

space in the tiny house. It is also a piece

of art.

Multipurpose Space Through Non-

Architectural Elements

This bed is a non-architectural

multipurpose design because

it is a murphy bed that has

two hot tubs hidden from

view underneath of it. These

hot tubs are facing the

vineyard, providing the

relaxation with a nice view as

well.

Sources

• http://www.hgtv.com/shows/tiny-house-big-living

• Google.com