This week I wanted to show you Dan Louche’s latest tiny house plans. He calls this design Tiny Living.
It’s a 20′ long house that includes enough room for a bathroom, sleeping loft, kitchen and plenty of room for your belongings.
Tiny House Plans: Tiny Living by Dan Louche
The entryway on the house is on the rear end of the trailer and as you can tell it does not have a built-in porch.
Since a patio or deck is something you can easily add later, I appreciate how Dan left the porch out to maximize the interior living space.
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Tiny Living House Plans from Dan Louche
Photo Courtesy of Dan Louche
Ways to get your own Tiny House on a Trailer
If you’re here, you probably see a tiny house in your future. Either for you, or one of your loved ones. So how do you go about getting one?
Here are four ways you can start:
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Earlier today I ran into this blog post which featured what I consider a minimalist radio & Bluetooth speaker.
Then I found that it’s on Kickstarter. Man, this Kickstarter thing is really making some amazing things possible, since this is the best sounding table top radio I’ve ever had (for this price, at least).
Minimalist Bluetooth Speaker for Tiny Houses
I’ve always wanted to do a weekly series on technology that goes hand in hand with small spaces. Well, today’s that day.
And this tiny wireless speaker system goes hand in hand with a small space or a mobile lifestyle.
So it’s a small speaker with a simple interface, plus it can deliver up to 80 decibels of sound which is impressive for its size.
It’s about the same size as an everyday household light bulb and was designed by John Van Den Nieuwenhuizen and Vitor Santa Maria.
Image Courtesy of John VDN and Vitor Santa Maria
Twist, Lift, Connect and Enjoy
When you twist the cap it turns the radio on for you. If you continue turning it, the volume turns up.
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What would you do with a self-sufficient wooden house truck like the one featured here today?
Ivan Morison built a tiny house on the back of this decommissioned 1954 Goddess firetruck.
1970s House-Truck Movement
During the 1970s Roger Beck was one of the first pioneers of the house truck movement on the west coast of America.
He used them as a home during travels throughout the United States, according to his interview on Ivan Morison’s article Tales of Space and Time, where he interviews Roger.
According to Ivan’s article, “A Tale of Space and Time” he held a workshop in Eugene, Oregon, in January of 2007.
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1954 Goddess Firetruck Tiny House
Photos Courtesy of Wig Worland
This house truck movement happened during the 70s because of folks’ discontentment with politics, war, and the economy, and today, the situation sounds awfully familiar…
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This tiny cube house is a simple 10′ by 10′ structure.
At just 100-square-feet, it’s cleverly designed.
10×10 Tiny Cube House in France
These cube homes are portable because they can be transported using flatbed trucks and a forklift.
At just 100-square-feet, it still sleeps four thanks to the loft and sofa beds.
All the Features of Home in a Cube
The design includes areas for a kitchen with stove, sink and a fridge.
There’s also a bathroom with shower, a sitting area and plenty of storage and shelving space throughout.
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Photo Courtesy of Faircompanies.com on YouTube
Tiny Houses as Vacation Rentals in Medieval Village
In this video tour, Kirsten Dirksen of Faircompanies.com take you to Caroline’s property in Carrés d’étoiles de la Paleine, France in the village of Puy-Notre-Dame.
Caroline has three of these cube houses that she is using as vacation rentals.
The cube homes cost about 30,900 euro which equates to about $40,000 in the United States.
Length: 4:31
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Melissa sent me a link to her 168-square-foot tiny house video tour on our Facebook Fan Page. And I’m so glad she did because now I get to introduce you to her little house.
It’s a simple one-room structure with an upstairs sleeping loft that you can pretty much stand up in. Downstairs she will show you their…
- refrigerator
- microwave
- oven
- storage
- two chairs
- heaters
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Their 168-sq.f-t. Tiny Cabin in Alaska
Photo Courtesy of Devon and Melissa on YouTube
If you were inside and continued looking around, you’d find…
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