I own a tiny home made from a shipping container – there's an outdoor bed hanging from the deck, it's not the best part | The Sun

A TRAVELER has given followers a tour of her tiny home fully made out of a shipping container.

She surprised viewers with an outdoor bed hanging out for her deck but said that wasn't even the best part.

Heather Schlabach, co-creator of shipping container renovation company The Green Creek Shipyard, shared the tour with over 60,000 TikTok followers.

The Columbus, North Carolina-based content creator showed off her unique home, starting with the waterfall by her bed.

She explained she got the idea for the renovation and quickly got to work: "Hey, let's add a waterfall with a hanging daybed," she said.

With the help of her two brothers, who were also Green Creek Shipyard co-founders, she was proud to reveal the finished project.

Attached to her shipping container tiny home, above a creek surrounded by rocks, was her hanging outdoor bed.

Resting on the swinging piece of furniture, the content creator revealed a small waterfall just to the left of the bed.

People took to the comments to share their thoughts on the unique bedroom — many were impressed but had gripes with the set-up.

"The only thing my brain can think is how those white sheets aren't staying white…" said one commenter.

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Heather revealed that she had thought ahead and that the best part of the bed wasn't the waterfall.

The sheets on the bed, in fact, weren't sheets at all: "Not sheets! Washable sunbrella cushion covers," she said.

Others were curious about what they did when it rained outside: "What mattress do you use in case of rain?" asked one viewer.

Heather explained that the washable cushions covered all their bases during extreme weather.



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