My Neck of the Woods with Arch

This is my newest build - a tiny house cabin in the woods of Southern Ohio: You'll notice it looks a little funky... that was by design. More accurately, I should probably say that it's because it's made almost entirely out of repurposed materials. It's made out of old 2x4s from a friend's rehab project, fence slats from a neighbor, a window and door reclaimed from old rental units, and pretty much any other materials I could get my hands on. You'd be amazed how much stuff people don't want that can be repurposed! The biggest purchases of new stuff I really made were some plywood boards for the foundation and roof and a small wood-burning stove to go inside. The entire build was around $600, including some purchasing of tools and the materials I needed. For first-time readers of this blog, I should preface this by saying that I've built a tiny house (office) once before. It was during the pandemic when I was put on leave from work and had nothing to do.