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