This is a tiny round cabin in Florence, Oregon. It’s like a hybrid between a yurt and a cabin, isn’t it?
It’s a pretty cool design, in my opinion, but what do you think? Would you design/build something kind of like this?
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This is a stunning Carnelian Bay A-frame Vacation Cabin where you can vacation!
Tucked beneath gorgeous pines, this charming tiny house sleeps 6 with one bedroom and a loft. It’s minutes to Lake Tahoe, close to multiple beaches and places to ski and has a washer and dryer for all those wet clothes. Want to take a trip?
Related: Tiny A-frame Cabin in Lampe
Images via HomeAway
This is the “Azure” Lumbec Coach House Kit, a new 3-D design of a “small house” I’d love to live in.
The home is great for anyone who doesn’t like lofts and would like the 640 sq. ft. of living space. Because it’s a kit you get all the “pieces” and can still DIY the build, which is pretty cool! See everything it includes below.
Related: Small House Kits by Modern-Shed
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This is the Stunning Gate Lodge by The Little Log House Company. (UPDATE 7/19/21): The company has gone out of business).
This 296 sq. ft. looks way bigger than it is, but at under 400 sq. ft. it’s certainly still tiny. It has two bedrooms upstairs and a gracious living/dining/kitchen area on the first floor. There’s even a second-floor balcony for gazing out at the snow! Pretty neat, right?
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Images via The Little Log House Company
This is Tave’s tiny home on wheels that she built for less than $20k. It was actually nominated for the 2016 Tiny House of the Year and is one great little home. Tave made this place her own in the 9 months she spent building it, adding a crafting/sewing station as well as a home office.
I am a 38-year-old woman from Maine. My tiny house took 9 months and just under $20k to build.
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Images via Tiny House of the Year
The Tiny House Roadshow is coming again on March 24-26 at the Hyder-Burks Agricultural Pavilion in Cookeville, TN.
Come tour tiny houses, talk with tiny house builders and even design your own tiny house. There will be vendors selling tiny house-specific products and services and information on where to (legally!) live in your tiny home.
Please enjoy, read more and re-share below!
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These are Tiny House Talk’s Top 10 Favorite Tiny Houses on Wheels of 2016.
Here at Tiny House Talk, we see a lot of tiny homes: the good, the bad and the ugly! And with the first month of 2017 almost over, we wanted to celebrate some of the best of the best tiny homes we saw last year. Of course, these are just our opinions and we had hundreds of amazing THOWs to choose from, but take a look and share your thoughts in the comments! Which is your favorite?
This is The Portal by The Tiny House Company in Australia.
The modular-style home is brimming with green — potted plants everywhere bringing the outdoors in! This house was nominated for the 2016 Tiny House of the Year and I’m not surprised. My favorite feature is the drop-down bed that hides near the ceiling during the day and comes down for bed time — genius!
Related: Pre-Fab Multi-Use Smart-Modules by Casa-Cubo Brazil
Images via The Tiny House Company
These are Timber Frames for Tiny Homes by M&K Timber Works in Fleetwood, North Carolina.
They contacted us saying they’d love to do more small and tiny frames for people wanting a static tiny home. Maybe you like the idea of a DIY house, but would really prefer the base structure be done by a professional so you know it’s safe — here’s a great option! Or, they also sell kits so you don’t have to measure (good for mathematically-challenged folks like myself). Check out their work below.
Related: Man Builds 100 Sq. Ft. Timber Frame Tiny House
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