Tiny House Lover

This backyard shed turned into an incredibly awesome little office/studio.  It’s the work space of Steve Hearn of Pencil Dreams which is an art blog I follow.

I think you guys will enjoy the really quick tour of his studio.  Have a look and then follow him over to his blog at Pencil Dreams.

It really shows you what you can do with a shed or a tiny house!

There’s a place in Jackson NH called the Lodge and Jay Shafer’s Fencl tiny house has arrived there.

The Fencl is a 130 square foot house with an upstairs sleeping loft.  I guess Tumbleweed ran a contest with the intention of partnering up with a company/location where they could rent out the house and this is the result.

Rates are approximately $250 per night.  Quite expensive for most of us but it seems like the house is getting rented according to their websites reservations system.  At first I thought the price was really high but then I realized that you can’t really find these houses anywhere… And no matter what the price, these pictures are inspiring to look at.

It’s surrounded by a beautiful garden and look at how nice they’ve decorated it…

Fencl Tiny House for Rent

Tiny House in NH surrounded by garden

Bench in the garden by the tiny house

View of entrance and living area

View of the entry way to loft, living area, and kitchen entrance

View of the tiny kitchen

For a few more photos and information visit The Lodge’s website.

Photo credits: The Lodge at Jackson Village

Correction: I don’t know what I was thinking when I added this but the apartment is actually 1292 square feet as pointed out by a viewer in the comments. Thanks for that!

This small apartment has a minimalist style to it. There is no clutter and everything seems to have its place.

Since the walls and storage are white it gives it a more spacious feel.  The lighting also helps too.  Notice that most of the fixtures are sleek and integrate into the walls and ceilings.

I love the rug under their bed.

Enjoy the pictures.

For More Pictures and Information Visit HofmanDujardin Architects

Photo credits HofmanDujardin Architects