ART DECO MEETS TINY HOME LIVING

[@annbolynn7797]

Hey guys ... do you suppose you could do another vid and show us the beauty of form and function you always build into your creations? I know its there ... I know I saw it as it went by at 120 miles per.... I love your work and think you guys/gals are genius at the creations of these great homes ... especially when I can see all the parts ....

[@TruFormTiny]

We will! This home was in a bit of a rush so we didn't get to do an entire walkthrough, BUT we try to do them all when we have time. If you have specific questions, please let me know and we will do our best to answer them!

[@Lance-qi5ce]

120 mph, really ? Hmm 🤨🧐

[@Lance-qi5ce]

Art Deco is from the 1920’s & 1930’s era that I just can’t see in this particular tiny house

[@TruFormTiny]

Our custom storage unit with leather straps is considered art deco!

[@Lance-qi5ce]

@@TruFormTiny The storage unit is not the entire tiny house.

[@Lance-qi5ce]

Art Nouveau was a decorative style that emerged in western Europe and the U.S. around 1890 and lasted until 1910. The name “Art Nouveau” was coined in 1895, inspired by a gallery in Paris bearing the same name. The style is recognized for its sinuous, asymmetrical lines inspired by plant forms. It was applied in various fields, including architecture, interior design, graphic art and design, jewelry, and glass. Art Nouveau had a global reach, with notable practitioners in different countries. These included Aubrey Beardsley in England, Alphonse Mucha in Paris, Louis Comfort Tiffany in the U.S., Charles Rennie Mackintosh in Scotland, Antonio Gaudí in Spain, and Victor Horta in Belgium. The style, however, did not significantly endure beyond the onset of World War I.

[@susanwoosnam1697]

Standing SEAM.

[@TruFormTiny]

thanks!

[@wayoutwest1600]

You have no idea what Art Deco means. This is not Deco.

[@TruFormTiny]

The custom storage unit with leather straps is considered art deco!