An update will be coming in about 2 weeks!
An update will be coming in about 2 weeks!
It is truely a Thai home,open and comfortable!
Very nice pics, please post more. Great ideas.
I think this guest house project is almost complete. Everything has been painted and the landscaping is done for now.
Here is a view that show the outside bathroom. This style was done to replicate Grandma's home when she was growing up.
A closer look. You can see a solar light on top of the old wagon wheel.
Come on in and take a look around!
The living room. Well actually it is the only room. No AC is this house but we do have 2 fans. You can also see some of the old furniture that we have had refurbished.
Looking the other way in the living room.
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Now let's go to the bathroom. First we have to step through this door/window. Yep, that is how they use to do it.
This is what you just crawled though. You are now standing on the porch of the bathroom.
Here is the old-style Thai bathtub. However, the shower is new-style Thai. Luckily we don't have any close neighbors because I did not pull the blinds down when I tested out the tub!
While the wife wanted the guest house to be as old looking as possible, she insisted on the Western-style sitdown toilet.
The picnic area for the guest house. This is still undergoing thinking. One of these days, I will invite everyone up!
In this very long epic- I started out with the teakhouse....41 pages very interesting story- and then went on to this short one. Only one thing I do not understand in the designs! Why, with all your effort and all the landscaping and everything. Why do you paint the loos in those crazy colours? To bright for a place like yours. Whatever happened to a simple white...
A brilliant concept, and nicely done. Congratulations!
Good on ya HB. Tell us when its finished and I will come to stay. What is the rate going to be? Can I bring my beloved Dogs? Oh yes an' her in doors. WOT? Dogs ok, but not HER? Mmmmmmm I accept.........
"The only response that I can possbily give is this. Have you ever been married to a Thai?"
Well I cannot say that I have. But I have had the experience of building a house in Northern Thailand with many 'funny' discussions about how to do the different things.... Perhaps you need a new project further North I would like to sell it... Still a very green/yellow loo but some battles aren't worth fighting
Great place, nice and simple. Do you have a rough estimate of the total cost?
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