Tiny House in a Landscape

by Kent Griswold on November 13th, 2009. 6 Comments

This tiny house in a landscape looks like it is may be in New Zealand or a European country with high rolling mountains. Maybe a shelter for a herdsman or a getaway cabin for someone in the city.

I like the different roof style that looks really neat on this small structure. A more complicated roof and different from the everyday gable we usually see, very attractive. What do you think?

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Posted November 13th, 2009 by Kent Griswold and filed in Tiny House Landscape
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6 Responses to “Tiny House in a Landscape”

  1. I think the roof really adds to the tiny house. Reminds me more of a “hut.”

  2. It’s a hip roof. I just looked it up to double check and it can also be called a “Hipped roof”, but I’ve always just heard Hip Roof here. There are a lot of older homes here in South Georgia with that roof style, but normally on larger houses than this. I agree with the previous comment that it gives it a hut feel on something this size.

  3. Arpa Sou says:

    Hi!
    Yes a hut …it lovely with a kind of roof .I wonder if have someone living there! or just a short time in summer!!

  4. Beautiful photo! I love the roof and the rolling hills. :)

  5. Cosmin Acojocaritei says:

    Hello,

    I’m from Romania,Transylvania
    an this is a typical herdsman shelter.
    The hills and higher mountains are full of these types of constructions.

  6. Jordan says:

    Yep, I would say that it is in Europe, not the style that you would see here in NZ. They all look like little colonial settlers huts. You know, a box with a door in the middle and two windows on each side and a chimney at one end.

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