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    20+ Backyard Sheds Turned Into Private Speakeasy Pubs

    The tiny house craze continues to grow, and with it comes a variety of different styles an purposes. You see, not everyone wants to build a tiny house to live in. Sometimes they have other plans, like wanting a private writing studio/office, or as we see here, a mini-speakeasy to share some drinks with friends. Folks in the UK have been modifying their backyard sheds for years, and each year Readersheds UK holds a contest for the best new construction. These are a few of the past winners.

    A $300 Chill Cabin For Sexing And Reading. You Decide.

    Deek of Relaxshacks.com is like a tiny house renaissance man, with a talent for building tiny dwellings in the wild, sometimes constructing one in a matter of hours. This one could be for reading as he claims, but I think I know what the real reason is, a sweet love shack. Just throw a little day bed in there, and replace the books with a few bottles of whiskey and maybe box with some adult smoking materials. Or leave the books. That’s great too.

    The Ultimate Cold Climate Solar Cabin Of Our Dreams

    The Multipurpose Cube Inside This Home Is Pure Genius

    On the outside this home appears to be your everyday little cottage, but inside things have changed quite a bit since it was originally built. A young family of four occupies the space, which saw a dramatic remodel. They removed the back half of the home, replacing it with an open living/dining room area and then added a totally unique cube/pod system in the center.

    The pod may seem a bit odd at first, almost a waste of space, until you understand what it’s used for. Inside its walls you’ll find a bathroom, powder room, and pantry. It also serves as a wall to separate the playroom from the main living and dining area.

    Photos by: Lauren Bamford

    This Seattle Home Brings Together Sustainability, With A Rustic Modern Edge

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    This beautiful home comes to us courtesy Dwell Development and is found in Seattle, and was built using a mixture of sustainable and reclaimed materials. The look and feel bring together a decidedly modern and contemporary lines with the rustic warmth of reclaimed woods, and a dash of sustainable features.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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