Kate and Simon built this 250 square foot Scandinavian-style tiny house as a cottage for their family of 3, and have since started a tiny house-building business called Cabane.
Image © Exploring Alternatives
This is to let you know about the upcoming Tiny House Village showcase at the Salt Lake Home Show this January 5-7, 2018.
Have a preview below of some of the tiny homes that will be at the event. It’s a great chance to get to see some tiny’s in person!
Tiny House Village Display in Sandy, Utah
Photos © Maximus Extreme Tiny Homes
If you’re looking to build a simple tiny A-frame cabin, I thought you might like these plans by LaMar Alexander of Simple Solar Homesteading.
These plans include a detailed 30 page ebook full of step-by-step directions plus the modifiable Sketchup models of both the finished A Frame and the framing model to help guide your construction.1
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Tiny A-frame Cabin Plans
© Simple Solar Homesteading
This is the VEDUNA campervan converted by Dipa Vasudeva Das. It’s a large van conversion renovated with mostly natural materials like hemp insulation and a variety of beautiful woods which you can see at the bottom of this post.
You may remember another van that we featured from Dipa Vasudeva Das, which you can see here.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
VEDUNA CamperVan: Cargo Van Turned into Beautiful, Natural Motorhome
Photos © Dipa Vasudeva Das
This is the story of a young lady who decided to turn a school bus into her own tiny home on wheels (with an engine). As you know, these sort of conversions are usually called skoolies.
Meet Heidi and her 80 sq. ft. little home on wheels named Valerie. This post is thanks to Jenna over at Tiny House Giant Journey. You can also follow Heidi and her skoolie adventures on her Instagram. She also runs a design company which you can check out here. Enjoy the tour and links below to learn more. Thanks!
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Heidi’s 80 Sq. Ft. DIY Skoolie Named Valerie!
This is the story of a group of Westminster College students who built a tiny house on wheels as a dorm room and as an on-campus learning and living experience.
It’s great because some students get to try out tiny living while the college also uses the structure for academic purposes. Pretty cool, right? Enjoy and learn more below and let’s hope we can inspire more schools to do the same! Thanks!
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College Students Build Tiny House on Wheels as a ‘Dorm Alternative’ and On-Campus Living/Learning Experience
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One of our amazing readers, Don B., messaged us on Facebook with the photo below of a Tiny House on Wheels Toy at a Hobby Lobby!
I thought it was pretty cool so I wanted to pass it along to you. Enjoy! And let me know if you get one! Send us a photo!
Unfortunately, I couldn’t find it on the Hobby Lobby website but I did find a few other links (provided below) where they seem to have it in stock (Amazon and eBay have it).
Photo by Don Bursell
This is a 144 sq. ft. custom tiny house on wheels built by students at the Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences (CHSAS).
It’s 24′ long, 8.6′ wide, and 12.3′ high. It’s designed to sleep up to five people. Priced at just $8,000. What do you think?
The CHSAS Tiny House on Wheels (For Sale)
Space includes fresh clean drinking water from onsite well. RV 30-amp electricity. A sewer line is ready to be connected to your tiny house that can accept both grey water and toilet waste. Room enough to accommodate up to a 8×24 tiny house and one vehicle. A 10×10 space for gardening is also included.
Photo via Jamaica Cottage Shop
