A corrugated-metal shed with a “really Instagrammable house” inside has buyers losing their minds, including at the Benicio Del Toro-inspired art on the living room wall
“The only thing you really see here is all these corrugated sheds everywhere,” Ms Storey said.
“Most of the people love the kitchen with the really dark timber, which I hand-stained myself,” she said.Local custom-home builder Chris Butcher handled construction following Ms Storey’s plans. It’s also the name of a little known coastal town in Scotland, which she said was a fitting parallel for the home’s location.
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