If you haven't had the chance, check out the website. I find the idea of living in as little at 67 square feet of space challenging. I really want to invest in one of these.
While I did not have the chance to meet the creators, we where able to crawl around the efficient Fencl model. To my dismay, they no longer have the model I really liked up on the website. I hope they still plan to have it in their line. The one I really fancied had an extra bedroom (maybe the footprint of a full mattress sized room) that if I would use as a studio. So with the Tiny House, I could have a mobile home and work space. [Edit: They still do! I am just pretty and not that smart. It's the Lusby.]
My fascination with the Tumbleweed line springs from my ever-present drive to live a green lifestyle. (Small steps, such as reusable shopping bags and recycling all products possible, walking to work, etc.) I like the idea of not needed acres of land, but finding a small patch to park and enjoying the public land that so many of us take for granted.
Side view of the house.
Out into living room from the kitchen.
Down from the loft.
Up into the loft. (A picture of a picture.)
The loft and the window. I love this little window.
The front door.
Front view of the house.
I just wonder if I could live in this small of a space. Or, possibly, if two people could. My feeling is where would you go to have some alone time? And where would my shoes live. I own a... and undetermined amount of shoes (I've been called Imelda Marcos). It was a struggle to move with only taking 11 pairs. I would need a supplementary trailer for my shoes. And a bike rack on the side for Roxie, my pink Schwinn bike.
