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Views From a Tiny House

Yale graduate student Elizabeth Turnbull calls this 144-square-foot box home.
Turnbull said installing the windows was one of the hardest tasks in building her home.
These solar panels provide energy to light the tiny house.
The front entrance to the house comes equipped with concrete blocks as steps.
A ground-floor look into the 144-square-foot living space.
Turnbull has a nice, if unfinished, counter space for when she cooks on the stove.
The main living space of the tiny house.
Turnbull uses this as her study area, located beneath her loft bed.
The 'living room' area comes complete with a lounge chair.
Turnbull can enjoy the scenic view from her desk.
Turnbull's queen-sized loft bed provides ample room to sit up and read, complete with sails as her ceiling canvas.
Elizabeth Turnbull welcomes you to her 144-square-foot home in New Haven, Conn.

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