Today we will meet a married couple– Chris and Malissa Tack, who decided to build a small house in the suburbs of Washington (USA). Its area is only 18 square meters. But this does not prevent the lovers from remaining happy. Let's take a closer look at this dream building. Installed solar panels to power the mini-building make it possible to spend on electricity, even in winter, no more than $ 1 per day. The spouses pay the owner of the site for the right to park their house, for the use of a washing machine and dryer.
As soon as you enter the room, you are faced withopens up a combined work area. Malissa developed the interior design herself, in which the main focus was energy conservation and space saving. Therefore, only LED lamps were used for lighting, the table cleverly folds up, and the TV can be connected to the computer as a monitor.
The loft bedroom is located above the kitchen and bathroom. It is a beautiful royal bed. The dormer windows fill the small attic with delightful light.
The house is full of clever storage solutions. For example, folded items can even be found inside the living room bench.
Natural materials are responsible for safety and environmental friendliness.
The couple had to sacrifice a lot of theirproperty when moving to a tiny place. But they don't regret it, because they live much better here, despite the minimal size of the building. In addition, they sold some of their things profitably.
According to the owners, the kitchen area was the most difficult to design. Instead of a bulky stove, they installed a simple panel with two burners to save precious space.
The bathroom is close to the kitchen, so the sink is built into the work surface.
The mini-house even had a special corner for their beloved cat.
The shower looks very original.After each wash, they thoroughly rinse the old wooden barrel with a sponge to keep it in good condition for a long time. The water comes from a custom tank, and an electric water heater heats it easily.
The closet contains all the spouses' belongings. There was even room for a small safe.
The couple created a charming outdoor dining table and benches from pallets, allowing them to spend more time outdoors.
Chris and Malissa are proud of what they have built. They plan to live in this tiny house for another five years, and then build a larger apartment - about 30 square meters.
Cozy interior of a small mobile home
