A while back, we looked at Steve Sauer’s 182 sq ft, self-built “pico-dwelling” in Seattle. The tiny triplex, built in a converted storage area, has the level of intricacy you’d expect from a Boeing engineer (Sauer’s day job). Though we have yet to check out Sauer’s digs in person, thanks to Fair Companies, we have a video tour providing the next best thing.
Beyond its outsized features–e.g. a soaking tub and ability to entertain 17–what shows through in Sauer’s space is quality. With butcher-block cabinets and stainless steel fixtures everywhere, the space looks like it could withstand a simultaneous hurricane and tornado. The space was designed and fabricated by Sauer and is a real feat of engineering. Definitely worth a watch.
Via Fair Companies