Summer House
Here is a neat tiny house designed by Tommie Wilhelmsen. I have not been able to find a definite size, but it is certainly on the smaller side. This house had an interesting layout, with very defined areas for sleeping, eating, and leisure. One really nice thing about it is the odd shape creates great outdoor spaces.
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I love the “minimalism” of built-in furniture and the blue and white color scheme, but as with so many tiny houses, I wonder — How do you make up that bed? Trying to get a fitted sheet on a mattress in that confined space would require great agility.
how do they do it with bunk beds that sit against a wall? I generally have a fitted sheet then a duvet cover and that’s it. Making my bed is one thing I don’t really get unless I have company over.
I have to admit, Holly, that is the only thing I miss about living in a larger space – having a bed open on three sides, ahhhh.
That might be a design challenge for our Tiny House designers? Maximum useage of space, and a bed that’s a snap to make? Any takers?
Has anyone used Murphy beds with success? Reusable space, access on three sides, etc.
This is great! Too bad they didn’t show the kitchen and bathroom.
They kinda show the kitchen, but not really in one of the photos
I really like this guys work.
My complaint is lack of wood tones on the inside. All that white is not only hard to keep clean, but (in my opinion) too sterile looking, and I can’t imagine the glare if the sun shines in on that floor.
Otherwise, it’s a really neat place with, what looks like, plenty of seating for hanging out.
[...] Este es un proyecto del arquitecto noruego Tommie Wilhelmsen, el mismo del proyecto de la Villa Hellearmen. Visto en The Tiny Life. [...]
good blog – cheers
It me of a more uniform/geometric version of cob houses I’ve seen pictures of – with the lofted bed and the built-in, wrap around seating. And with the cob is one can heat the bed/seating area by putting stovepipes thru the material and using cob as insulation.
Great house. I read about it on a European site. I believe it said there was no bathroom. The person would use some sort of a communal bathroom. Always loved the modern look of this summer cabin.
Thanks for the additional information, this is one of my favorites!