NEVER TOO SMALL Tasmanian Island Off-grid Tiny Cabin Hideaway - 28sqm/300sqft

#architecture #cabin #minimalism

Creator: Colin Chee
Producer: Lindsay Barnard
Camera: Luke Clark
Editor: Louise Mullins, Colin Chee

[lukefoale]

Give your cameraman a raise, every shot was amazing.

[Mineboy]

imagine taking a hot bath during a spring or autumn rain amazing!

[arioseno]

That daybed was really amazing. Imagine it's raining outside and you just read some novel and some cup of coffee

[DinKnight]

Love the house, but I am terrified of its location. Perfect setting for one of those horror movies.

[iamkenignacio]

those transparent doors will terrify me at night. omg. haha. i'd definitely put curtains on them

[sempermia]

This just makes me wanna quit my job. Leave the big city and go live there in peace and harmony with myself. I believe I would be happier
than now:(

[valerieann]

It’s really very livable. But I’m going to need some cushion or mattress on that daybed.

[EcopiuM]

Love the overall aesthetic that matches the bush outside.

[kev]

For that day bed, I'd definitely add more padding. Sitting or lounging on that hard wood after awhile would simply be too uncomfortable!

[michellebianca]

i bet it's beautiful being there during the nighttime when the stars are out

[MyDiamondLife]

The architects did a phenomenal job. Completely breathtaking in its design. Absolutely a work of art.

[theKayPeeAy]

This is officially my FAVOURITE house on this channel

[gabyolin]

Normally I would bet to mix materials. But actually, this project is perfect with only finish of wood. It's a perfect mix between the cold of minimalism and the warm of the wood. And those views of the trees... Wow, Love it ❤

[michellebianca]

the amount of natural light the home gets is amazing

[BlondeVoyage]

That "small retreat" cabin looks and feels so much more luxurious, spacious and well laid out compared to my house...

[angiemoreno]

It is fantastic how private and social spaces are divided with great subtlety, the management of light and the importance of connecting with the environment, all in a house. It is the result of understanding the importance of living.

[MarcoCherutti]

I can't describe how I love this channel

[eddiej]

Not seen too often in architecture reviews, and over emphasised in landscape reviews, the arrival portal is next level when it comes to the conceptualising of ‘place’ and building. An exploded threshold, a framing device that extends the footprint of the building out to the arrival. Clever and most beautifully, subtle.

[jamessilvester]

Class project. We'll thought through. I would love to build one in Scotland

[josphers]

Yesss, video from never too small after a tiring day ❤️ thank you.