Pigeonnier
After poking around at a link that was sent to me by Lelia I found this interesting house style called a pigeonnier. The word in french has two meanings; A house that pigeons and other game birds are raised in or a low rent apartment, often in a less than desirable part of town. They have a very unique style, but what is uniform to most is they are taller than they are wide and they have gorgeous wooden beams.
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Oh! It’s beautiful!
This is house is beautiful and so is the gorgeous woman in it.
I saw this house before in Cottage Living on 2008.
It’s really beautiul, maybe because of all those pink elements…
Very nice. Look at all those bookshelves upstairs!
For a second I thought I was on Habitually Chic. Great post! Love the interior decor! Something for us ladies PINK!
This lil’ house is so cute! What a great find.
[...] i think most of the cons could be resolved with good design of the space, and there are a ton of beautiful, well designed tiny houses out there – near works of art (like this and this and this). [...]
Lots of wasted space.
See tips and tricks for tiny homes: http://tinyhouseforum.com/topic.php?id=25
Where are the windows? That tower needs more than one view…
This is a building where pigeons were raised. They were most often a part of the French diet and were often included in some form in farm houses and urban buildings; Pigeon holes. They are also common in French settled areas of Louisiana … in the plantations.