This is the Murdoch 400, a 350-square-foot, one-bedroom, one-bath tiny cottage by Wishbone Tiny Homes.
If you include the loft space and porch, we’re looking at a total of 750 sq. ft… Step inside to find an open kitchen and living area, downstairs bedroom, full bathroom, and loft space.
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Photos © Capital at Play (via Wishbone Tiny Homes)
The Cob Cottage is one of the most famous (and beautiful!) cob buildings in the world.
It’s located on Mayne Island in British Columbia, Canada and it is the 4th most wish-listed property on Airbnb!
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This is the story of Angela, who turned her 10′ x 20′ workshop into a tiny house with a full kitchen, bathroom, living area, and two lofts!
It’s cozy, comfortable, and fully functional. Enjoy the tour below and let me know what you think in the comments. Thanks!
© Angela Colson
This is a custom-built 400 sq. ft. park model cabin built by Alabama Custom Cabins.
It features a custom deck and screened-in porch. Step inside, and you will not be disappointed!
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© Susie Eads
During the discussions with El Paso County Commissioners on Tuesday the industry shared some interesting concepts for how these tiny homes are being clustered into highly efficient communities elsewhere and how they might play a role in addressing the need for more workforce housing in El Paso County.2
Sebastien Cloarec and Guillaume Gilbert met each other in Engineering School in 2009. By the time 2017 rolled around, they created a company together called l’Atelier Des Branchés to build tiny houses.
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This is the story of a father and son duo who designed and built quite an amazing transforming CNC minimalist tiny cabin.
It features two lofts and transforming, multifunctional custom designed and built furniture inside.
Daniel Yudchitz and his father, Bill, are both architects who took their love of craft, cabins and Swiss precision in architecture (e.g. Peter Zumthor) and created a CNC-cut cabin crafted to a fraction of an inch.1
Photos via YouTube/Kirsten Dirksen
This is the story of Grant, a young man who started designing and building his own tiny tree house at the age of 11. By the time he finished it, Grant was 13 years old. Enjoy!
“It was inspired by the work of Deek Diedricksen and Wranglestar’s online videos”, says Grant, age 11, as he began what would become a three year project- all in the cradle of four trees.1
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Photos via Youtube/Relaxshacksdotcom
This is the Tiny Modern Farmhaus that’s still for sale in Dallas, Texas. It’s ready to live in and built on a 20ft custom trailer with dual 6,000 pound axles.
When you go inside, you’ve got closet space to the right along with a full bathroom and your upstairs sleeping loft above. Your staircase to the loft doubles as storage with the rest of the space for your kitchen and living area. Take the tour and get more details below then let me know what you think in the comments.
