Mar 04, 2013 • Small House
100 Year Old Barn Makes For A Cosy Small Home
This 100-year-old barn has been beautifully renovated and transformed into a tiny home by Tolya and Otta Stonorov. Designed to accommodate their family of three plus Oscar, their dog, the home is just 400 square-feet in size.
The ground floor contains a simple open plan layout with a sofa, kitchen and eating area with a 6″ wide concrete sink and stainless steel island. The floors were created from acid stained concrete and two large glass doors open up to an outside patio area.
The upstairs of the home contains the couples bedroom, which they share with their son. The bedroom also features views of the surrounding trees and garden.
The exterior of the house is clad with a 1.5 x 1.5-inch spruce rain screen, giving the rustic barn a modern and clean appearance. As the family grows, this compact home is intended to be used as the couples studio.
Via Busyboo
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Mary J
October 17, 2015 at 8:53 pm
I like the crispness of inside but they need railing on the stairs. Sometimes accidents happen, sprain ankle, hurt wrist, broke leg. Railings needed and possibly a room added for them when they get older or family comes to visit. Room for them to sleep in downstairs and room upstairs for their child and possibly sleepover or another child.