Jay Shafer is leading a movement that is changing the way America views housing. His revolutionary approach to house design has stirred international dialogue. In his, The Small House Book (self-published, 2000), Shafer explains why smaller dwellings make good sense and how superior design can be achieved with less space. He has continued to share his philosophy by creating Tumbleweed Tiny House Company through such venues as Fine Homebuilding,
The Wall Street Journal, The Oprah Winfrey Show, and at the University of Iowa’s School of Art, where he served as Adjunct Assistant Professor of Drawing for more than a decade. Professor Shafer currently lives in a 89 square foot home of his own creation.
Visit www. tumbleweedhouses. com for more about Jay and Tumbleweed Tiny House Company.
“A visionary designer…”- Catherine Halley, Domino Magazine “…guru of the small house movement.” — John Blackstone, CBS Sunday “.part of a new generation of cutting-edge designers.” — Aric Chen, Paper “.instant curb appeal.” — Bethany Little, New York Times “.one hundred square feet of bliss.” — Thelma Gutierrez, CNN “.a monument to life pared to its essence.” — Dan Weeks, Living Room “.built to last.”- Craig LaMoult, Chicago Tribune “.an efficient use of every inch of space.” — Cheryl Corley, NPR “.astounding.” — Oprah Whinfrey, The Oprah Winfrey Show “.extraordinary attention to detail.” — Hannah Bloch, New York Times “.an inspiration.” — Christopher Solomon, MSN Real Estate “.designed to last a lifetime.”- Julie Martin, BBC News “Move-in-ready gems.” — Denise Gee, Better Homes & Gardens “.a testament to discriminating taste”. — Carol Loyd, San Francisco Gate
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[1] Great Room 2. Kitchen 3. Wet Bath 4. Loft.
[2] Great Room 2. Kitchen 3. Wet Bath 4. Loft.
[3] Great Room 2. Kitchen 3. Wet Bath 4. Loft.
[4] Great Room 2. Kitchen 3. Bath 4. Loft 5. Storage.
[5] Great Room 2. Kitchen 3. Bath 4. Bedroom.
[6] Great Room, 2. Kitchen, 3. Full Bath 4. Bedroom 5. Loft.
