Back in 2010, I discovered these tiny, monolithic dome homes and I shared them with you right here in this very article. Now, more than ten years later, I think they’re still pretty cool! How about you?
If you ask me, they sure make for an interesting tiny house solution. And they can be built much bigger, too! That means they can have a variety of purposes like to build and used as homes, duplexes, vacation rentals, affordable housing, micro villages, but they can also even be used as storage facilities, manufacturing facilities, churches, schools, garages, or just storage. Pretty interesting, right? Anyway, here they are in all their glory. Enjoy!
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Tiny Monolithic Dome Homes!
Images via Monolithic.org
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This is a super cool and ultra-simple shed on wheels. I first found it in early 2010, and it’s still available to look at online! It’s pretty awesome.
My favorite thing about it is that it’s versatile. It can be used as an office, rec room, or bunk room. It could also be a podcast studio, your very own micro office, study, meditation room, sanctuary, music studio, or just about anything else you can think of. If you had a space like this, what would you call it?
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Versatile Tiny Shed on Wheels
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So, what do you think it would be like to live in a shed? Would you do it? How would you convert a shed into a tiny home? What do you think it would need?
I’ve always wondered this, especially whenever I pass by one of those places that sell sheds. Some of them look like they could be pretty nice!
Can a Shed be Shelter? From Basic to Brilliant: Transforming Sheds into Stylish, Sustainable Tiny Homes
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John and Anne finished their mobile condo a bit this weekend. They built the framework for their bed loft and bolted down their composting toilet.
If you don’t know them, they built a fantastic, fully-featured stealth house inside a box truck for living and traveling.
Couple’s Stealth Living Quarters in a Box Truck
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Today’s post topic will be structured and made out of pallets…
Pallets are pretty abundant and easy to acquire. Often, they can even be free.
From Scrap to Shelter: Building a Pallet Cabin
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I just ran into The Scrap House blog and added it to the blogroll here at Tiny House Talk. This is a fantastic project by four students who built a tiny house out of free materials.
This blog is dedicated to an experiment a group of three other fellow students and I are doing at our school in Buxton, NC. My Drafting III class and I set out to see if we could build a house for free. It’s small, but functional. All the materials come out of dumpsters. And most of all, it’s working.
–The Scrap House
Here’s a preview, but go and check them out!
This Tiny House Was Built Using FREE Recycled Materials
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