Tiffany Pratt – Tiny Town Association

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Logan32 Paint & Paper Sponsor

Written by Founder on April 5, 2018. Posted in Founder's Blog.

After Tiffany Pratt joined the project to build the Logan32, she started reaching out to her partners and one of the first companies to respond was Farrow & Ball to provide paint and wallpaper. They are a great company to work with and have a distinctive palette of 132 timeless colours which are renowned for their depth and complexity.

Wallpapers are usually made with ink, but not theirs. They use their own richly pigmented paint and traditional block and trough printing methods to give a uniquely tactile finish, creating a seamless connection between paint and paper.

This is going to be one beautiful tiny home for someone in need through Habitat for Humanity, after the tour. You’ve got to see the paint and paper choices Tiffany has selected!

Logan32 Design Sponsor

Written by Founder on April 3, 2018. Posted in Founder's Blog.

Back in February, I began looking for a designer that I could interest in working with me to create a unique “tiny show-home”, the Logan32. I planned to take it across Ontario to promote tiny home living as an affordable solution in today’s economy. I reached out to Tiffany Pratt, as I had seen her on HGTV’s Home to Win for 2 seasons and was drawn to her personality and design style. Tiffany responded and after we chatted on the phone, we found we had more in common with the interest in affordable housing than I knew.

Tiffany was enthusiastic about the project from the start and agreed to work with me to help make Logan32 a reality. She has brought some of her corporate sponsors to support the build, and I am really excited that we are going to have a great looking model home for the tour and then to donate to Habitat for Humanity. With a 49-city tour of Ontario planned to begin this spring, the Logan32 will be the first tiny home to be seen everywhere.

Coming from a for-profit business background, into starting a not-for-profit association, I have come to realize how special the relationships you develop through the things you do are. Not just for the success of the project, but for the genuine interest that people take, and the effort they put into it. Thanks, Tiffany this would not be happening without you. I can’t wait to see what you create!