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We started Boneyard Studios for a number of reasons, but one of the simplest was that, well, we like tiny houses. Reimagining space is a fun adventure, and it’s been so encouraging to see the support we’ve received over the … Continue reading
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Tiny house air quality is of great importance given the tight spaces and tight structures many are building. There has been some piecemeal discussion about tiny house indoor air quality, but after months of thinking about this (and as a … Continue reading
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Last Friday the final house arrived on the Boneyard Studios lot – Elaine’s Lusby. Elaine doesn’t live in DC, but her house will reside on the Boneyard Studios lot. It’s the smallest of the houses at 8ft wide and 16 … Continue reading
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Yes, bad timing and cliche to draw on Lance Armstrong, but it fits the story I want to tell. In Lance’s case it wasn’t about the bike, but about the D’s: drugs, doping, deception, denial, and duping his teammates and … Continue reading
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Since starting to build my tiny house five months ago, I’ve done a pretty poor job of contributing to the Boneyard blog with photos and updates. So, in the hopes of getting up-to-speed on the Matchbox‘s build progress, here’s a … Continue reading
Let me start by saying I like comfort despite a relatively high tolerance for misery. In my teens I spent more weekends in a tent, or a hand built “survival shelter” than at home, I have slept wet and cold … Continue reading
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Like most people building tiny houses, I had limited options when purchasing plans for a tiny house over a year ago (up until recently there were only a couple options), and none of them fully met all my needs.* So, … Continue reading
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Ten months ago I started a project to try to reimagine the tiny house on wheels– to add livability, streamline construction, modernize aesthetics, increase off-grid versatility, all while keeping costs affordable. After 10 months of research, design work with Foundry … Continue reading
