Even though I love this, I still have no desire to go to Burning Man.

I found this while doing some research on small houses and sheds in an effort to plan out the easiest backyard office/studio. I think I get a little sidetracked sometimes, since this is nowhere near a cedar shed kit. Still, it is pretty fun, and any tiny house with a staircase is good in my book.

Reading Jules Verne, Alice

Comments

[house clearance]

very interesting and very easily moved for a better view. thanks for sharing this wondrous home

[elaine]

love the house!

[alicia]

ooh, i love this too and must have it one day!! but i agree -- no desire at all to go to burning man.

[Suzanne Fox]

Alice: love your blog and this post. You're right, there is just something wonderful about a fully tricked-out miniature house...even the cart part of it is fabulous. Do you know who took the photo?

I'm with you on the nay vote on Burning Man, too. Indeed, my preference is always to look and weird and wonderful little houses from a comfy vintage chair in my own.

[Eddie]

I can understand you got sidetracked. That's some caravan - I love it.
talking about sheds - let my introduce you to the Danish architect and designer, Arne Jacobsen's summerhouse. He had this great idea in the 60s of building these standard cubes and putting them together to create this very modern cabin/summerhouse.
http://roued.com/design/arne-jacobsens-summer-house/

[down comforter]

:-D

[Lisa]

That is so dang cute. It looks like something you'd see at Burning Man.