Meet Nicolette Stewart, the builder of this adorably quaint tiny home. Located in Mainz, Germany, Stewart repurposed a 20-year-old shed and now uses it as an efficient tiny home.
An older couple had used it in their garden as a shed or a place to play cards. However, the couple didn’t want it anymore. They were moving and being that they had buried the wheels in the ground, they figured they’d leave it there for the new owners.
The couple told Stewart that she’s more than welcome to take the shed for free if she could unbury it.
A tough task, but nonetheless, Stewart got to work. She eventually got it out of the garden with the help of her husband by destroying parts of fences and cutting parts of trees. After freeing each wheel from the ground, she turned this shed into an impressive tiny home for one to two people.
The then-shed has now been renovated into a beautiful tiny home wagon. Stewart sided the tiny home with materials that she fetched out of a dumpster, along with her friend’s donations of supplies as well.
The tiny home is situated in a community of these tiny home wagons. Members share a communal kitchen and wagon, which both reside in a separate tiny wagon.
I can’t wait to visit this place the next time I travel to Germany!
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