Paul Davis Remodeling of Greenville & Spartanburg

Home Improvement Professionals , Bathroom Remodelers , Home Remodeling , Kitchen Remodelers
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Paul Davis Remodeling of Greenville & Spartanburg
16 Reviews

"Tiny House" Studio

This client asked Paul Davis to convert her backyard shed into a cute little studio. Project challenges included bringing water and electricity to the back corner of the property. Connecting the waste system was another concern to be addressed. In the end, this Greenville tiny house is a dream come true for the homeowner. Enjoy this pictorial tour of the project!
Country: United States
Zip Code: 29605
This homeowner asked Paul Davis to convert this cute little shed to a more usable space. Challenges included getting water, electricity and heating/cooling to the back corner of the property.
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The tiny house studio showing the storage unit on the back. The electrical panel is installed behind the storage unit so that it is unobtrusive. The homeowner has begun to landscape the area by adding some pretty hydrangeas.
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Here you can see the entire interior of the completed project. The heating/cooling unit can be seen on the upper part of the right hand wall. The movable ladder leads to a loft. Behind the ladder is a Paul Davis custom shelf unit that fits neatly behind the ladder. On the far end you can see the...
"Tiny House" Studio
This angle reveals the entire interior except the floor: windows, barn door leading to the powder room, HVAC system, closet, and loft
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Here is the mini-heat/cool system installed unobtrusively on the side of the shed near the fence.
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This is the through-the-wall heating/cooling system as seen from the inside of the tiny house. A sleek and unobtrusive unit but effective for both heating and cooling.
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This movable ladder leads to the loft. The custom shelf unit (wide at the bottom and more narrow at the top) fits neatly behind the ladder and adds extra small space storage.
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A view of the shelf unit with the ladder moved aside.
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Here you can see how the shelf unit fits behind the loft ladder.
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See how the custom shelf unit fits neatly behind the ladder? Making the most of every bit of space in a tiny house is essential.
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This bank of windows provides ample natural light. Window blinds allow control of light and privacy.
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The closet near the bathroom provides more storage.
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Here is the sliding barn style door that leads to the powder room.
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A peek into the powder room through the barn door.
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Looking into the powder room with the barn door open.
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The IKEA cabinet the the homeowner purchased was too big for this tiny bathroom so we modified the cabinet to fit while still providing storage on either side of the sink. In this photo, the corian vanity top has yet to be installed.
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A solid surface counter was cut to fit the custom vanity cabinet below. The large mirror makes the small bathroom seem more spacious.
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This pretty new light fixture and "edison bulb" installed in the lofted ceiling illuminates the tiny house studio in the evening hours.
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This loft awaits the addition of some "creature comforts".
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A view of the interior of the tiny house studio from the back of the space looking toward the entry doors.
"Tiny House" Studio