This was a small back porch that we closed in to create a small mud/laundry room. It was only 65 sq. ft., but it made a huge difference. Just opposite the washer/dryer, is a closet for coats, shoes, cleaning supplies and vacuum cleaner. For this tiny house, the addition made a huge impact.

This was a dark bathroom because of the wall between the vanity and shower/tub. We removed the wall down to 1/2 and replaced it with a glass surround, removed the tub for a shower-only and the difference is drastic! The wallpaper is dramatic, but still quite neutral because of the gray color.

This kitchen is a lesson in economy. I used stock cabinetry and white appliances, but didn't give up function nor good looks. I don't believe that a small budget, nor space, should keep you from having a great looking, great working kitchen.

One small window in the center of the wall, made it difficult to place furniture without it looking out of scale, so I put the curtains to the ceiling and wider than the headboard to camouflage the too-small window.