more pictures from my stash... at first glance, this kitchen is very traditional. a closer look reveals some very unusual details.....

Explore the grounds outside a French Colonial Texas home

Name: Christopher Smith & Merete Mueller Location: Hartsel, Colorado Size: 127 square feet Years lived in: 3 months; Own Christopher and Merete own a tiny house on some of the most beautiful land in Colorado. One hundred miles southwest of Denver, fifteen minutes down a gravel road just outside Hartsel, sits a 127 square foot home. It’s cozy, efficient and costs hardly anything to power, but most importantly: it’s theirs.

It’s no surprise that smaller homes typically have a smaller environmental impact. As the wave of environmental awareness grows and continues to spread across the country, we’re all for the promotion of small space living to help things along, but we have to wonder… how small is too small?It seems to be all the rage to live in the smallest space possible and that’s a badge of honor we’re more than willing to be on board with.

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When it comes to camper makeovers, pop-ups don’t get a lot of love. Despite the serious lack of online inspiration, Sarah transformed her camper from totally 90s into red, white, and blue country chic, perfect for summer road trips: From Sarah: I wanted to do a total DIY to the often overlooked humble pop up camper. While searching for pop up re-dos I found literally nothing. The RVs ruled the web, so I was on my own.

Interior coming along!