240 Sq. Ft. Tiny Christmas Cabin

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This is a 240 sq. ft. Tiny Christmas Cabin by Jay and Kim Merrett.

It’s a 12′ x 20′ cabin in East Texas that’s fully decorated for the holidays.

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Jay and Kim’s 240 Sq. Ft. Tiny Christmas Cabin

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Images © Jay and Kim Merrett

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15 comments

  1. This is beautiful. What a great use of small space and decorated nicely for Christmas! The kitchen storage seems a bit meager but maybe we are not seeing what is out of camera shot. Well done to you! I would totally live there!

  2. Wonderful organization! Is that a Jim Shore nativity (I am so nosey)! I would love to know more about your bins and such. They look really neat for saving space.

  3. Well! Very impressive! I see a lot of metal work here, something that one of my sons (a contractor) would go for but already has a house. I like it, two thumbs up!

  4. I like your Tiny Home, it has such a clean look to it and yet so cozy too. like the layout, wished to see more ,but great job including solar. 🙂

  5. Hi: I was going through some old tiny house blogs and I just happened upon this one and I thought I would comment on it. This is a really a nice tiny home all decorated. Love all of their ideas on storage solutions. I love all of their Christmas decorations! Especially their manager. It’s just beautiful! I hope everyone on the tiny house team had a wonderful Christmas and a very Happy New Year! Thank you for sharing this decorated Christmas home! Really enjoyed it!??

    1. Thanks so much Carol 🙂 We hope you had a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year too! Thank you for being a part of our loyal readership!

  6. Great size, width but then too big kitchen, bath.
    And an easy, strong, quick, low cost to build design. Not sure why so many have roofs with more than shed roofs in such small homes as only adds cost, problems.
    10-12′ wide allows regular furniture and can be easily legally moved by trailer if wanted.

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