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Red Mountain 34′ Tiny House

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Red Mountain is a group of three peaks in between Silverton and Ouray, CO. One can get an outstanding view of these magnificent San Jaun peaks whilst descending Red Mountain pass (11,018′) towards Ouray. The mountains are most notable for their distinctive red hues , as a result of iron oxide present in the mineral content of the rock. The vicinity was heavily mined in the late 1800’s and remnants of this human activity remain in the form of rustic houses, storage sheds, mine shafts, and other mining structures. Incredibly weathered wood has withstood the harsh climate of this environment for decades. To say the place is “grandiose” or “epic” falls short of the aura this landscape provokes. We have waited a long time for the right tiny house deserving of this honorable title. Built on a 34′ bumper pull chassis, not only is this the largest tiny to ever leave our shop, but it is outfitted with some of the nicest features we’ve ever included. The massing is broken into three section...

REVIEW: THE (DOG-FRIENDLY) GREAT HOUSE AT SONNING HOTEL, BERKSHIRE

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Sasha & Lettice at The Great House at Sonning.Sasha is wearing: (gifted) dress by Lily & Lionel, pink Raf Simons x Adidas trainers.  Lettice is wearing a (gifted) LoveMyDog quilted jacket. The week before I moved house I was in quite the state. Surrounded by boxes, obsessed by spreadsheets, trying to co- ordinate van drivers , furniture deliveries, cleaners, helpful friends, utilities, packing, unpacking and all the rest, I was losing the ability to think straight. It didn’t help that I was moving on the cheap, because I had the most ginormous deposit on the new place which essentially swallowed up all my allocated moving budget . So it was hello ZipVan and goodbye removal company . (Thank GOODNESS for ZipVan, and for the fact that I’ve only moved one street over. No, I do not like change.) So being invited to attend a party to celebrate the opening of The Great House at Sonning was a merciful respite. Some might argue that spending a night away the day before you move house is...

K/BIS products focus on design, conservation, efficiency

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ATLANTA — At the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show held at the Georgia World Congress Center here, April 30 – May 3 attendees previewed not only the latest high- end product designs and styles for kitchen and bath products, they also previewed the sustainable technologies that have been integrated into a variety of different products to ensure that energy efficiency and water conservation is a top priority. At the show, Rheem displayed its new high- efficiency Marathon Heavy -Duty Electric, which is engineered to provide a low-cost water- heating solution for high-temperature applications in harsh environments. The water heater features titanium elements and a seamless blow- molded polybutene storage tank that is impervious to rust and corrosion. The unit will consistently deliver water at 170°F and is available in two sizes: 85 gallons with a first-hour rating of 87 GPH and 105 gallons with a first-hour rating of 101 GPH. Rheem also showcased ...