Tiny House Tour

I have posted quite a few pictures on this blog of the exterior of our tiny house but have posted hardly any of the inside (other than my messy house post). I've had a lot of people ask to see the interior and are really curious about it. I've put it off for a year because I kept telling myself I was going to take better pictures. I figure I may as well stop procrastinating. Some things have changed since these photos were taken but it's better to give you all an idea of what it looks like in general and then give updates as we change things.

So here it is, finally, a tiny house tour of Lil Blue. Enjoy the slideshow!

Welcome to Lil Blue.

Our tiny front porch/stoop and our welcome mat.

The awesome doorknocker we found to hang by our front door. It's a couple kissing!

The view you see as you walk in the front door.

The kitchen area is to the left, refrigerator and closet on the right behind the ladder, sleeping loft on top, and bathroom through the yellow door in the back.

We got a rug!

Our sliding yellow door to the bathroom. Has a chalkboard on it but our full-length mirror most often is hanging on it and covers the chalkboard.

Our closet! It's about about 26 inches wide and holds most of our clothes! We each have a smallish box in the loft for out-of-season clothes.

My jewelry "box" (Pepsi crate) that hangs on the panel behind our ladder.

Our bookshelf above our large window in our living room.

The sleeping loft. It holds a queen size bed and in the back along the wall we store out-of-season clothes, office supplies and stationary, books we are currently reading, extra blankets, and a small filing box. At the foot of the bed we can just squeeze in Jordan's banjo in the space between the mattress and the wall.

The shelf display in our living room. We found that painting before we finished the house and it became the pallet for Lil Blue's entire color scheme.

We built this L-shaped bench to hide our water tank (behind the gray panel in the "nook" part of the bench. We also have two black leather cube footstools that slide under the bench that we can store winter hats and scarves in.

We usually store the footstools between the bench legs on the left side and middle, the right side holds our trash and recycling. It all fits perfectly underneath.

Our entryway. We have hooks for coats and hats and shoe storage that hangs on the wall beneath.

On your way back out to the farm!

I realize I have no photos of our bathroom. I will have to take some and post them later. Just to help you imagine it, it is 3 ft by 8 ft, with a standing shower and our DIY composting toilet.

So that's it! We have been so happy with how it turned out. I had a ton of fun picking out colors and decorating. When you downsize to only the things you love and need, it makes it a lot of fun to figure out how to store and display those items. If you have any questions or comments, I'd love to hear them!

Sarah PlummerJuly 10, 2016TINY HOUSE TOURS, TINY HOUSE, LIL BLUE, INTERIOR, VIRTUAL TOUR, DESIGN, DECORATING, STORAGE, FARM, FARM LIFE1 Comment