Taylor Smyth Architects Sunset Cabin
I spotted this on materialicious and just had to share it with you.
To me this this is a 275 square foot cabin, built for relaxation and enjoyment of the nature around it.
Located on the shores of Lake Simcoe in Canada, it features a single room. The home owners originally planed to build a main home up above it on a hill. After completing the home and living in it for a while they decided they preferred the small, peaceful cabin.
The cabin features a green roof, a wood burning stove, and horizontal cedar slats that open and allow light and a view.
This has been my dream and is what originally prompted me to start the tiny house blog. A cabin in the mountains by a lake. Cool to see someone living my dream.
Visit the Taylor Smyth site.
by Kent Griswold (Tiny House Blog)
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Love that view from the bedroom!
I wish I could see (or read about) more of the green roof. We’re still trying to figure out the best way of doing that.
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Love it overall, although I think green roofs are silly.
Greg M … why do you think green roofs are silly? I don’t have an opinion one way or another so I’m interested to hear the reasons behind your opinion, if you don’t mind sharing them. Thanks!