Designer and dressmaker Kristie Wolfe is the handy type, and a few years ago she dove headfirst into the small living movement, constructing herself a 9 sq m (97 sq ft) home in Boise, Idaho. This proved so successful that she decided to build another, this time an off-grid vacation home in Kona, Hawaii. The recently-completed treehouse cost around US$11,000 and took three months to build. Including travel costs, the purchase of land, and all additional expenses, the whole project came in at just $23,000. .. Continue Reading Kristie Wolfe builds a tiny slice of paradise on a shoestring budget
Section: Architecture
Tags: House, Off-grid, Small Living, Treehouses
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