The other day BoingBoing posted a ‘photo gallery’ from the newly-released Tiny Homes: Simple Shelter by Lloyd Kahn, a book of the possibilities for small space living of all kinds, from Colin Doane’s sauna, above, in Queen Charlotte Islands with green whale jawbones lashed to the front rafters to this spectacular little cabin in Montana’s mountains…
…to a wondrous treehouse in Carbondale, Colorado…
Tiny Homes: Simple Shelter is a book that inspires fantasies as well as practical thinking about what it really means to live in a smaller footprint – well!
Via Boing Boing
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Whale bones in Colorado: new meaning, or a new term: global vernacular. Nice place, however.
The sauna with the whale jawbones is in Queen Charlotte Islands (Pacific Northwest, off the coast of Vancouver, where they have a ton of whales), not Colorado. Nice snark, however.