This is the Acorn Tiny House by Backcountry Tiny Homes. It’s an actual TINY tiny house on wheels. Funny enough, I think we have to start saying that now with all of the huge THOWs we’re seeing built these days. Nothing wrong with those, though! But here’s a tiny that you can more easily get around with since it’s only about 16-feet long.
Beautiful, isn’t it? What I love most about it is the compact and beautiful design. So what do you think, do you like the oversized windows? What would change about it?
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The Acorn Tiny House on Wheels by Backcountry Tiny Homes
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This is a real estate listing in Tahuya, Washington with two off-grid tiny cabins on the 1.61-acre property.
Two Off-the-Grid Guest Cabins. 3/4 bath and sleeping area with free standing wood stove that would keep you toasty.1
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Property with TWO off-grid tiny cabins on 1.61 acres
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This is the story of how tiny homes made a big impact at the recent Innovative Housing Showcase event in Washington, D.C. which showcased several affordable housing options. And also, how our government may be opening up to legalizing tiny.
Alexis and Christian, of Tiny House Expedition, even got the attention of Ben Carson, head of housing and development for the United States. Mr. Carson mentioned how we are being hampered by regulatory barriers. Again, this is coming from the United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)! THAT’S encouraging. Maybe we will see significant forward progress for tiny homes in the very near future. So, wanna see what the event was like? Let’s go…
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How tiny houses made a big impact at the Washington DC Innovative Housing Showcase event (2019)
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This is the story of Carl and Maddie’s converted ambulance. Yes, they bought a retired ambulance and turned it into their traveling home.
The great part is, they really didn’t have to modify the vehicle all that much and it already provides loads of storage. Have you ever thought of buying an ambulance to convert into a motorhome? Seems like a pretty cool idea to me, especially if you sort of fear the ‘conversion’ part, since an ambulance can oftentimes work as-is. What do you think?
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Carl and Maddie’s ambulance tiny home
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This is the story of a tiny house community for veterans in Phoenix that was opened in late 2018 to benefit working homeless veterans.
The project is called The Village on 13th and it’s being developed thanks to the efforts of Build Us Hope, an Arizona non-profit.
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Tiny house community in Phoenix to benefit homeless veterans
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This is the Boxcar Tiny House on Wheels in cedar. It’s built by Timbercraft Tiny Homes on a gooseneck/fifth wheel trailer with triple-axles.
One of the first things you might notice is the custom wood front door, it’s beautiful.
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The Boxcar Tiny House on Wheels by Timbercraft Tiny Homes
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