Gratitude Millworks, LLC

Posted January 11th, 2009 by Kent Griswold and filed in Park Model Homes, Stick Built
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Last week Ivan one of our readers sent me an email telling me about Kent McCaffrey’s tiny house company called Gratitude Millworks, LLC located on the east coast in the heart of Dixie in the state of Alabama.

I communicated with Kent McCaffrey and he told me to share his work with you.

With a 12/12 roof and a 180 square feet, with an interior dimension of 10 by 18. The roof footprint is 12 by 24 and extends over the 5 by 11 porch.

Front of Cottage

If you are an author, artist, or professional looking for a studio retreat, or tele-commuting home office? Or are you simply looking for a quiet place for reflection, contemplation or meditation and prayer? If you desire and appreciate beauty, and a handcrafted furniture quality cottage, this limited offering portable chalet is what you have been looking for.

The objective of a quiet, secure, substantial retreat is achieved by full insulation, digital climate controlled electric AC/Heater, highest quality materials and positive screw and glue construction, all built on solid 6×6 treated full length timbers. The wind may blow outside, but the experience inside is quite akin to the feel of a Lord of the Rings, Rivendell cottage.

Please go to the Gratitude Millworks, LLC site to view more pictures and learn more about Kent’s craftsmanship.

Michael at the Tiny House Design blog has a nice writeup on this as well.

Side View

Side View

View through the Door

View through the Door

Interior View

Interior View

Transporting the Cottage

Transporting the Cottage

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4 Responses to “Gratitude Millworks, LLC”

  1. Christina says:

    Exquisite! Can it be plumbed for water, sewage, etc.?

  2. Kent says:

    Hi Christina,

    Kent has several models based on this design, a cabin or studio would have plumbing, etc. installed. This one is an art studio or chapel so is not plumbed.

  3. Andy says:

    I talked with Kent and found him delightful. I hope he will build something similiar for me. Those floors are amazing and no doubt his workmanship superior

    Andy

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