Here’s an out of the ordinary idea for a vacation home that will leave you speechless and will make you wonder if it would be a good option for you too. Take example from M. J. Gladstone, who used a cylindrical grain bin to create his dream house in Germantown, N.Y. He originally wanted an octagonal vacation home, but what resulted is a merge between differently shaped living spaces.
The reason he wished for a rounded house was, that it offers way more options when it comes to the interior decoration than a regular shaped house with rectangular rooms. Dispersing the furniture in a rounded room can prove to be a real challenge, but it also provides an excitingly new vision upon things. The idea of using a grain bin came from Manhattan based architect Michael Altschuler, who did an amazing job creating a large area of 450 square foot with a living room and a bedroom. Read more about this stunning vacation house on the NY Times…
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Mr. Gladstone would you like to rent this for a much needed vacation.Please..sincerely, Joann G., Everett MA 02149
I have a 18 foot butler 15 feet tall for sale sold a few for small sheds huts or gazebo’s been getting $500 a grain bin one left! 507-995-9296 Lamberton Minnesota
One left 18 foot butler with big walk in door $500 507-995-9296