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Genre: Howto & Style
Date of upload: Feb 28, 2024 ^^
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2:05 this is probably the best "before picture" ever, haha
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I'm envious because even though the place is small, the whole area is free from a building so they can have a lot of options for light and air. My house have the same measurement, but my right and back walls are jointed with the neighbors walls. Sigh.
She's done a great job, though. Love the minimalistic design too.
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The one thing I'd have changed is the concrete ex-driveway wedge between the street window and street. I'd have had that removed from the get go, and planted shrubs, a hedge or a slow growing tree there, to let some greenery in when that window is open and provide natural privacy inside, plus just give the structure more of a grounded impression, less of an ex-garage look. Oh and having build myself a small kitchen this size once, I'd do what I did then, add a two tiered trolley on big industrial wheels with a butchers block top and a rail with hooks to the side, for some prepspace and mise en place That's easily wheeled around and can be brought out onto the patio for easy serving. Beyond that, it's a great design, they even thought of a cleaning/utility cabinet with vertical storage, nice touch!
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There are many wonderful solutions here!
Grinding down the original floor to expose a natural mosaic.
The curve on the shower wall to assist flow to the kitchen.
Closing off the upstairs and creating a family resting/sleeping area. The view from that window! - first the inner world then the outer world. .....
I have never appreciated minimalism for living spaces but this is not visually cold and it is a guest house so it needs less practicality (washer/dryer in the main house).
The folding doors on the dining room create the tropical feel of a lanai. It becomes a porch on the public side to engage with neighbors in a waterfront community.
Also, best placement & space usage for the required large TV.
Excellent design!
Thanks for finding and for sharing.
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5:10 As fellow cattledog lover. I like the fact that your's is using the polished cement as a cool pillow.
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I love any homes that are small, clean, bright, white and minimal so for me, this build would be a lovely simple place to live. But as a Granny flat, I wouldnāt want to navigate stairs at night to use the downstairs bath room. I would also want black out blinds or curtains across the mezzanine bedroom window.
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@16demolka
2 months ago
I feel like no one in the comments section listened to what she said. They lived there temporarily (probably during main house renovation?), and her mom is going to live in the small house. They never intended to live with teenagers. For the limited time when kids are this small I feel itās perfect š
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