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Family of 4 in 236 sq ft modern tiny house – Architects selfbuild tiny garden house

Posted on September 16, 2017


Family of 4 in 236 sq ft modern tiny house – Architects selfbuild tiny garden house
Today we’re featuring an amazing tiny house that is a modern version of a traditional Danish allotment hut. Back in the day, allotment huts were owned by people living in apartments who didn’t have a garden, and who could then use the allotment to grow fruit and vegetables, and to enjoy the fresh air.
The house is 236 sq ft, and every square feet is used for a purpose, with many design details. It was build 9 years ago by Karen Jelnes and her husband before they had children; after they had kids they build bunk beds on top of their own bed, which is a really clever solution.
The house is really beautiful and unique, and they build it small on purpose to make more space in the garden to grow vegetables, berries and fruit that the whole family can enjoy!

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