San Francisco brick boiler room turned industrial tiny house 

i agree, this little pad is sweet except dying from falling with no railing.

onebigkahuna69 How would ever drink Jameson again and make my way upstairs?

I have to admit that i haven't tried any Irish Whiskeys I'm more of a Jack Daniels whiskey or Jim Beam Bourbon man myself.Drinking some Jim Bean as i write this..How Ironic.?.Thank God I don't have to climb any stairs or a ladder.lol

+IAN MANSELL It just might not be finished yet

+onebigkahuna69 Irish > commercial American stuff

Yeah! I hope you're doing something about that. I changed careers at 45 into high school teacher from illustrator.

if you truly want to, nothing can stop you.

+Red Judas That's what I thought too for safety, but that's not how they do it on some of the ships. I think it depends on the shape and the slant of the ladder. The Sailors are fast coming down the steps too! I once stayed one the a USN Carriers.

nutrylzone That's the general rule aboard HMC Ships.I mean, carry on. I'm just saying.

+Red Judas Cool! Learned something new.

Yeah I have big feet and in my mom's townhouse I have to walk down the stairs sideways or I'll slip.

Learned something new !☺️ Thx, sounds very obvious as well !😁 I would just fall off that ladder she built coming down !😂😂😂

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RamblinAround uhlljhkk

You took the words right out of my mouth! She is awesome! So creative.

she needs to see a Doctor

That bathroom is actually really great

Tons of storage given the size of the space. This wouldn't be a ton of storage in a larger home, but in a tiny home, yes.

I was just thinking that. It has like, some storage. Not a lot. Certainly not "tons."

onetwothree57 she uses the word tons not in the literal sense.

Or tons of space when she was in the bathroom.

There's a lot more there than you might think.

yeah? Now try imagining her bitching you out because you left the toilet seat open at the same speed.. ugggggg?

Princess Actually she doesn't seem like a person who would even notice that. What's the deal with that? both sexes use that toilet, why does the seat have to be put back down? Girl who doesn't care here.

Oh yeah, that brick wall has no separation. I didn't notice any retro fitting. Just like my first place in college in SF.

Classic case of old work being grandfathered in.

Well the wall is 12” thick on the main floor and 6” thick upstairs. I’m sure she knows what the codes are in San Francisco being an architect and all!

YEAH!! I think the reason that so many dudes criticize this woman is that she is totally unfettered!!! I noticed that too because it reminds me of myself, never had to live according to what people expected from a girl, including my sex life. Thank you for the positive comment.

She's in a hurry. Lol

she is excited =D

petra leong She's out of breath from talking so much lol. She's passionate about what she does.

That Belgian Girl shes trying to talk as fast as her brain thinks

Years ago it was called enthusiasm and nobody made you take drugs for being enthusiastic about something. I miss those days....

Joe Love Me too. Something about a small space makes me feel safe.

+Joel Marshall She seems like a fun person to brainstorm or work on projects with.

***** Especially when watching it at 1.5 speed... or would that be 165%?!?

***** Especially when watching it at 1.5 speed... or would that be 165%?!?

+Joel Marshall Yeah, it's very frenetic. I certainly hope that's naturally occurring. I had to watch this vid three times because I would zone out, BREATHE WOMAN, but it's good info. A balcony or roof access would've made the place perfect imo.

***** I've seen how people around the world incorporate balconies into the apartments as indoor space and I would imagine this to be even more so with small apartments. The only "balcony" I can support is one where there's a glas door opening inwards with a railing to keep people from falling out - instead of a window. The cost is low compared to having a window instead.

Where is the turn on knob for the shower? The one they demostrated controls the faucet.

That bathroom was a joke. I love how she spent so much time convincing us that it's actually some ingenious design...that having to open the door to dry off, and stand on the "dressing platform" to put your clothes on is really functional and "cool" somehow.

@@nofurtherwest3474 the shower knob is the same knob that turns the sink on

@@Terri_MacKay It all fits together. It’s a wet room, very common outside the US. Functional, not glamorous. The ingenuity is how it all fits together in the space.

@@JAe-jc1uk wet rooms don't usually mix the sink and shower controls though. for obvious reasons. Nor do you exit them onto glass. Just imagine... middle of the night, you accidentally hit the shower instead of the sink, the floor gets soaked, you step out all discombobulated onto the glass with your wet feet, and down the railing-free stairs you go. There is no ingenuity or functionality when the thing is designed to be a death trap. She didn't even consider safety as an afterthought.

It wouldn't be hard to add a handrail.

I just kept imagining walking out of the shower/bathroom with wet feet and slipping on that glass floor, then tumbling down the stairs. I like her energy though.

@@h.y.w.6932 I'm super clumsy, I've fallen up stairs so I understand what you're talking about.

@@h.y.w.6932 It's the fear of doing that that would prevent the accident.

@@h.y.w.6932 If not the possibility of slipping, then the annoying thing about changing fresh out of the shower over a glass window with no privacy from those below lol. I'd put a mat there during shower time or something.

Me too! I would be terrified of slipping on it getting out of the shower too 😭

+Mo Jo I agree, but I think for light it would be great to have some of that sanded acrylic in that space too. Still get the overhead light downstairs, without someone being able to look up your shorts or you feel like you're going to plummet to your death every time you get out of bed.

+Mo Jo And it could be potentially...inconvenient for people wearing dresses. You can always put a carpet over it though.

well as for light from the top...I think u could use a set of old mirrors...I mean light bounces off of them all the time....the ancient. Egyptians used stuff like that in under ground spaces for lighting

+Mo Jo I think it's looks fantastic. I would be nervous about it being in earthquake country though. Especially in a brick building. The glass is likely to break and the brick walls tend to collapse in earthquakes. I'm glad the skylight isn't directly over the bed.