There used to be a big metal storage building that served no purpose. People would walk by it every day and wonder if it could be put to use. The Johnson One day, the owners, the Johnsons, had an idea— they wanted to make the metal building into a little country house for themselves.
The first stage of transforming the metal building into a house was clearing it out and getting rid of the old equipment that had piled up inside. Over the course of hours, the Johnsons sifted through the debris and reorganized the room to be able to start fresh. They painted the walls bright colors and added many windows to fill the place with natural light. They added new flooring and hung curtains to make the space feel more like a home.
Then the Johnsons had to consider how to carve up the precincts of the small metal building homes into rooms for sleeping, eating, living. They did so by using movable walls and furniture to build flexible living spaces, which they could readily recycle to match any emerging needs. They put in a modern kitchen with all the appliances they needed, and a bathroom with a shower and bathtub. They even installed a toasty fireplace for chilly winter nights.
First, the Johnsons had to overcome one of the obstacles that comes with a metal building: ensuring it feels like a home, not a warehouse. They also contributed numerous personal details — photos, artwork, plants — to cozy up the place. They also invested in comfortable furniture and rugs to give the space the feeling of being cozy and well used.
The Johnsons small metal buildings for homes added insulation to the walls and ceiling of their new house, in order to make it more comfortable and keep out the cold during winter and the heat during summer. They also installed heating and cooling equipment in order to maintain a consistent temperature year-round.
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