Tiny farmhouse tour

This past weekend, Peter and I took some time off and booked a lovely stay at this tiny farmhouse, a few hours away from the city. Check the video above for a video tour of this space, as well as some pictures below of the little details. If there's anything that we learned from this experience, it's that living in a smaller space often encourages and challenges you to make every aspect of your home functional and purposeful. But most of all, living in a tiny home doesn't have to be boring. Though the inside was neat to stay in, the house connected us to the surrounding environment in a way that made us feel relaxed and at peace. We hope to visit again when we have another weekend off, and if you're ever in California or want a place to reset, do check out this tiny home for yourself!

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A functional kitchenette that has a large window facing the outdoors, making cleaning and washing dishes all the more peaceful.

The use of baskets and this wall shelf helps create more storage space within a small footprint, all while looking visually appealing.

Wall mounted tables provide plenty of surface area but also allow for more leg room and space underneath for storage.

A spacious shower featuring beautiful tile-work, and functional storage space on the statement round mirror.

The living area transforms into the bedroom overnight with a pull-down murphy bed.

Farm life and the best company is right outside the door - these Shetland cows are so gentle and fun, and they might come right by to say hello.