Guest studio

Diana and her husband had a dilapidated cinder block garage in their Oakland, California backyard, but instead of seeing it as an eyesore, they saw it as an opportunity! They turned the space into a

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Maggie Clarke decorated this small guest house in a collected, contemporary style mixed with vintage, edgy, and cozy vibes.

Guest House Goals. We have one question about this house: When can we move in? Photography by Mary Powell Photography. From StyleBlueprint.com

Rebecca Froelich of San Rafael, California has always dreamed of building the perfect guest house in the back of her property. After discovering the Modern Shed company, they designed their ideal 364 square foot tiny house and then filled it with beauty. From the stark white exterior to the warm and cozy interior, we love everything about this tiny guest house!

When we bought our house in November of 2016, we knew it wasn’t going to be the best for accommodating guests. Currently the house is <1200 sq ft (but not for long with a few more upcoming projects in the works), with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. You might remember from our office post a … Continue reading "Our Guest House: The Reveal"

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Dec 25, 2024 - Entire guest suite for $148. Nestled in Burlington's Hill Section, The Garden Studio offers comfort and elegance to guests who will enjoy the king bed and stone fireplace. The ...

If 2020 brought anything good, it was the final shove into starting the build of my little backyard studio. Prior to that, I had an office space just down the street from our house. At full capacity, we had 6 of us working in a well configured 750 square foot space. I liked it, it was exciting to fi

Name: Jaclyn and Jeff King Location: Dallas, Texas Size: 264 square feet Jaclyn’s earliest memories of design and appreciation for all things eclectic began with her grandmother and memories of tagging along with her to antique shops and trade shows where she and her aunt worked as vendors under the name “Two Dumb Dames.” Even at 80, her grandmother’s sense of style reflected her personality—bold, beautiful, and an uncompromising flair for independence.