Plan 200K1 The Melting Pot
Nature and industry harmonize together in this rendering. Steel siding and iron window frames are topped with a landscaped roof. Drawing it all together is a cedar pergola. Your materials may differ but nothing draws people together like food. Give them a place to cook and gather and they will come. This floor plan is a large country kitchen with an eating terrace. The kitchen table as shown is 4'x6', plenty large enough to seat 8 or more epicureans. A woodstove makes this a year round choice.
Plan 200K2 The Captain's Mess
Rustic materials give an early American feel but the layout is more modern. A modest cook space in the rear serves guests in front of a roaring fire. A sink island allows the chef du jour to be part of the conversation. Or, choose to eat out on the partially enclosed covered porch.
Plan 200K3 The Cantina
Head across the border for good times and easy living. This little plan pushes the limits of 200sf by adding a mostly enclosed patio. Several windows allow for natural cooling breezes to flow through. Enjoy pupusas and margaritas with all of your guests. Between the dining area and patio, a couple dozen folks can easily enjoy a meal together. Not only that but the relative shelter of the patio invites siestas or even sleepovers. Five footsteps to get huevos rancheros? Sold.
Plan 120K1 The Chez Ami
Bonjour friends! Come let us dine together! My kitchen may be small but it does not matter. I shall cook you a meal full of fresh herbs and vegetables from my roof. Yes, my roof! We'll sit out on the deck and enjoy foie gras on fougasse with fribourgeoise. Perhaps a fraisier to finish? Mais oui! Bon appetit!