-Walden Woods "Tiny House Seminar" speaking appearance- Sept 10th
- Most likely a two-day display at the Deerfield, MA Craft Fair that I've been invited to.
-SEVERAL more "Tiny Yellow House" shoots for Make Magazine
-Another MA library speaking engagement
-Completion and assembly of a treehouse in NY that I built for a client (possibly doubling as an NPR shoot).
-Most likely building a writer's retreat for horror author John Grover (the guy's stuff it great!)
and more....
Back to the cabin- this thing could be used as a mini-office/retreat in your garden, a tiny weekender for one/two in the woods, a kid's playhouse or fort, or even converted into a chicken coop when situated in the shade. The deck is ALL cedar, the adirondack chair is made from recycled forklift pallets, and all the pillows, rug, table, lantern, and so on, are brand new.
And yup, its based off an ultra-simple design and sketch or two in my NEW version of the book "Humble Homes, Simple Shacks"- which you can pre-order DAMN cheap....The ORIGNAL hand-assembled version of the book (that will have some drawings the new one WILL NOT) is still for sale through this blog too....(right hand column has a link).
We'll also get out my TOP TEN TINY/SMALL HOUSE BOOKS LIST up on the blog very soon. Its all the books that have inspired and wowed me the most- from Lloyd Kahn, to Dale Mulfinger, David and Jeanie Stiles, Dan Price, and beyond....
-Derek "Deek" Diedricksen
-Derek "Deek" Diedricksen




Looks like you laid down some additional flooring inside - did you replace the original base or just lay something on top?
ReplyDeleteHey Sam,
ReplyDeleteOriginal base in intact- but experimentally (and for only $10.99) I used a cut piece of luane wall covering/ultra thin ply- and fixed it on top of the base-flooring. Several coats of polyurethane should ensure that it lasts a decent amount of time, even with some rough use. Worst case, if it gets too beat up, remove it and replace it- meanwhile it protects the original and existing floor/ply.
Nice, that looks like something even I might attempt. What's the story on the roof/ceiling? Is it one piece?
ReplyDeleteJimmy Mc
The roof is made of five 2' wide (by 8' long- later trimmed) sheets of poly-bicarbonate roofing....
ReplyDeleteWhat is the size?
ReplyDeleteHey Lori17
ReplyDeleteIts 4' by 8' at the base. 4' tall inside....
-Deek