Upon entering this house, you’ll immediately feel the coziness of the living room. Moreover, the warm stone colors and cozy color palette make the house looks made up of stones. Additionally, the porthole-style window adds a unique Flinstones-style experience. Living room with a custom sofa and a flip-down table.

Also, there is an electric fireplace with a wooden tabletop. Stones can be found everywhere you turn in this house which gives a feeling of living in a quiet cave. Moreover, the kitchen’s flat-faced cabinets and stone backsplash look cozy.

Also, there is a storage kickplate in the kitchen which is a smart design feature that maximizes storage space. Lisa’s tiny house has two bedrooms. The master bedroom with small office space in place on the ground floor while the children’s bedroom is placed on the loft. Both bedrooms bring plenty of natural light through their unique windows.

Surprisingly, there is a small balcony in the loft bedroom which is a lovely spot to enjoy a morning coffee or evening sunset. The cubbies wall in the loft is a clever solution for keeping the kids’ toys and books organized. However, the small office area has a standing desk that provides a comfortable and ergonomic workspace.

Right under the loft, there is a bathroom with a stone shower stall and a stone bowl sink. In my opinion, the use of stone throughout the 390 sqft house ties the stone age vibes together beautifully. If you are a Flinsetoes lover you will definitely love this house. Personally, I really love the stone design and accessories. Furthermore, according to their website, Lisa’s 30×10 bumper pull tiny house with balcony costs around US$245,000.

Source: MitchCraft Tiny Homes

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