Baked Wild Salmon With Lentils & Kale - Baked salmon looks gorgeous and is a cinch to make: just pop it in the oven while you’re frying the latkes. | Photo: Donna Griffith
Monday, November 30, 2015
H&H‘s Joel Bray and
H&H‘s Joel Bray and Reiko Caron transform the Garden Suite at Toronto’s Shangri-La hotel into a festive and cozy space for the holidays. Get their expert tips on how to add sophisticated holiday style to your home. | Photo: Jason Stickley
Sweet & Salty Nuts -
Sweet & Salty Nuts - Ease into the evening (and in from the cold) with glasses of Prosecco and bowls of glazed sweet-and-salty nuts. | Photo: Donna Griffith
Roasted Rainbow Carr
Roasted Rainbow Carrots With Harissa - Earthy cumin and Moroccan chili paste add a hint of the exotic to the sweet roots. | Photo: Donna Griffith
Potato Latkes With C
Potato Latkes With Crispy Sage Leaves And Pear & Apple Sauce - It wouldn’t be Hanukkah without latkes and sour cream. | Photo: Donna Griffith
Honey Balls With Cru
Honey Balls With Crushed Pistachios - The sticky syrup and airy texture of fried honey balls call up sweet childhood memories, but a sprinkle of crushed pistachios gives them grown-up edge. | Photo: Donna Griffith
It’s Happening (again!) For Just 5 Days
I think you’re going to love this crazy idea.
A short while ago I got a message from a guy named Karol Gajda asking
me to join a unique 5-day tiny house community event called the Tiny
House Living Bundle.
This is actually the 2nd Tiny House Living Bundle. If you were around
last year then you know what an incredible package it was. But this
one is completely different and — to be honest — even better.
So what is it?
The Tiny House Living Bundle includes 31 tiny house related products —
tiny house plans, magazines, how to courses — that usually cost $592
separately. But for 5 days only you can get them all in one package
for just $49. Yes, it’s a little crazy.
Get it here: Tiny House Living Bundle
I’ve even included my own product in the Tiny House Living bundle —
specifically, Tiny House Magazine Issues 13-24 in PDF (normally $55 — so if you buy the
bundle, not only do you get a once-in-a-lifetime deal, but you also
support me, my writing, and the tiny house community.
I’d love to list everything that’s included in the bundle, but the
list is just too long.
Check out the complete list for yourself:Tiny House Living Bundle
Thanks so much!
Kent Griswold
P.S. Yes, this is truly a unique one-time-only event. And it is going
away forever soon. Get it here: Tiny House Living Bundle
Tiny Mountain Houses Can be Constructed in Four Weeks
You don’t have to be located in the mountains to enjoy living in one of these beautiful tiny houses. Tiny Mountain Houses, originally from Salem, Ore. with showrooms in Chehalis, Wash. and Sacramento, Calif., deliver their tiny houses to all 50 states. The company can also construct their homes in less than four weeks.
Tiny Mountain Houses sells 12 tiny house designs—all named after impressive mountain peaks. Each home is crafted to the owner’s specifications and includes both single level and lofted plans. The homes start at around $35,000 and go up to $62,718 depending on the square footage and amenities. The smallest design is the Mount Everest (an inside joke?) at 255 square feet and the largest is the contemporary Grand Teton at 355 square feet.
Buyers can choose from various designs for cabinets, countertops, wood finishes and options like dishwashers and stacked washers and dryers. Kitchens include stoves and under counter refrigerator/freezers. All the homes have bathrooms, electrical and lighting, gas water heaters, and are prepared for propane connections. Many of the homes already have built in desks and cabinets.
Currently, Tiny Mountain Houses is selling a closeout Castle Peak model (featured on HGTV’s Tiny House Hunters) for $59,900 which comes with all upgrades, appliances and $4,500 worth of furnishings.
Photos and video by Tiny Mountain Houses
By Christina Nellemann for the [Tiny House Blog]
Sunday, November 29, 2015
Small Stilt Seashore Home
This 576 square foot small home is designed by architect Bruce Lanier of Customary Inventive.
Modern design meets coastal comfort in this 576 sq ft home. 15′ in the trees with 19′ elevated ceilings, creates a unique environment for a coastal retreat. Relaxing, open, and inspiring are a few words we regularly hear from visitors.
It has a 24 foot by 24 foot footprint and sits on 15 foot tall piers.
Inside you will discover a lounge, kitchen, lavatory, and a bed room with a genius sliding barn door designed and constructed by Zack Giffin of Tiny Home Nation. It also features chairs and a eating desk!
You can check it out at airbnb.
Images © PyesBeachHouse.com
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Linoleum is also amo
Linoleum is also among the “greenest” options for flooring, since it’s made from all-natural materials: linseed oil, pine resins, recycled wood flour, cork dust, limestone and mineral pigments, all mounted on jute backing.
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Linoleum is also amo
Linoleum is also among the “greenest” options for flooring, since it’s made from all-natural materials: linseed oil, pine resins, recycled wood flour, cork dust, limestone and mineral pigments, all mounted on jute backing.
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Filled with found it
Filled with found items rich in storied history, designer Victoria Mansell’s home is like a living and breathing museum. See inside the designer and shop owner’s character-filled home that tells a tale with each accessory.
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Wild Mushroom And St
Wild Mushroom And Stinging Nettle Gnocchi | Healthy and delicious recipes to try from the cookbook Goodness.
Halibut Crunch | Hea
Halibut Crunch | Healthy and delicious recipes to try from the cookbook Goodness.
Blueberry Buckle Cak
Blueberry Buckle Cake | Healthy and delicious recipes to try from the cookbook Goodness.
The open steel stair
The open steel staircase connects the home’s four floors and lets lots of light flood through, making the space perfect for a collection of potted houseplants.
The two bedrooms are
The two bedrooms are each on their own dedicated floor. The four-post wrought iron bed in the first floor guest room compliments the space’s vintage-industrial vibe.
The rooftop walk-out
The rooftop walk-out to the home’s private terrace is the perfect summer hangout.
Original exposed red
Original exposed red brick dictates the design direction in the living room and throughout the home. The building’s original mechanical hoist, seen in the back corner, is still intact.
A floor-to-ceiling s
A floor-to-ceiling steel and glass sliding door offers a modicum of privacy for the master bedroom’s sleeping area that’s tucked away in a cozy nook.
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