04/20/2020
Meet the architectural tiny home. This museum-inspired build uses real wood to bring a natural look and feel to the home, including oak, pine and cedar throughout. The home was made to feel expansive, with tall ceilings, a bedroom that includes a built-in closet, and large exterior windows and sliding glass doors to take advantage of our beautiful state.
Rather than feeling cramped, we wanted this tiny home to include modern features like a standard size bathroom and bedroom. For this reason, you'll find the shower made of sealed Alder wood, including a small window. A vintage mid-century modern medicine cabinet gives a finishing touch to this bathroom you'll find yourself spending hours in.
Some other house features include:
- exterior and interior walls and floors made of North American spruce
- Oak sealed kitchen countertops
- Pine wood cabinets
- A new washer/dryer unit
- A propane water heater
- A new refrigerator
- Gas range stove
- Exterior deck with sliding glass doors
Some other house specs:
- Porcelain gravity discharge toilet
- Propane heater
- 15-30 amp extension cord electrical supply
- An outlet to an existing sewage or septic tank
This tiny home is perfect to place on an existing plot of land as a main home or a vacation home in the mountains. The home was all hand-made by a local general contractor with over 35 years of experience, and we're looking for someone to inherit this piece for years to come.
https://www.henzeconstruction.com/architectural-tiny-home
