Couple’s 160 Sq. Ft. Tiny Home in Brazil

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This is one Ilone and Jason’s 160 sq. ft. tiny house that’s currently located in Brazil.

Most of it was built using materials recycled from Ilone’s grandfather’s shed along with other salvaged materials.

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The tiny house is in Brazil. I, Ilone, am from here and Jason, my husband, is writing his PhD dissertation on Brazilian telenovelas. We came to live here for a year so he can focus on his writing and research. After that we plan on moving back to the USA and using this house as a vacation home. All the pictures are of the house and its surroundings. We are out in the country, 30 minutes from the border with Uruguay and the nearest airport is 5 hours away. Most of what is in the house was either (like the blue cabinet) rescued out of my grandpa’s shed, or purchased at a local salvage yard or at the thrift store I used to manage in L.A. Our tiny house is 160 square feet, with a sleeping loft, attached bathroom, and front porch.

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29 comments

  1. Very nice and in touch with nature. I love the fact that you add the special artifacts and still have room. You have given your home the touch in so many ways. I thank you.

  2. Hey, it has a closet! With lots of clothes in it! I love this tiny house. It looks cozy, and like it is lived in. So many of them look so sterile to me. I am a maximalist living in a very small (450 sq. ft.) backyard cottage, and I have got to have my stuff. It looks like whoever lives here likes to cook, too. Awesome house!

  3. This is a darling little house. My favorite things about it are: location, closet space, windows for a headboard, and the cupboard for the dishes. The kitchen is a bit too cluttered for my taste though. I had to laugh when I saw the Texas license plate/tag used as a light fixture.
    I wouldn’t have expected that in Brazil.

    1. Yeah…my husband is from Kansas and half of our time we live in California…so we have a few american things in our house =) One of my fruit crates is from Napa Valley and the other one from LaVerne (LA) where we live when we are in the USA . I had not looked at Tiny houses since I finished building mine…so tonight I stumbled upon my house as I did a search. It’s been fun to read comments about it.

    1. Unfortunately I don’t really have specific plans. We sort of decided to put the doors and windows in as we went. It is 8 feet wide and 20 feet long. The bathroom is attached separately. It is 1.5 meters by 2. Pretty small but big enough. I guess bigger then most tiny house bathrooms.

  4. Well, somebody certainly has a very nice and cozy wonderful nest for themselves. I could be jealous without too much effort! 😉

  5. I really, really, REALLY like the stove…it’s absolutely adorable! And the bathroom sink-ingenious! Functional and durable! The entire space just works.

  6. Finally a Tiny house with excellent amount of closet space. Nice layout .. and cool head board for the bed..

  7. There’s nothing that can describe the immense, infinite tenderness around certainly leads to the love of God. It is an inner emotional feeling

  8. This is a cute little house with fun things used throughout. They certainly have a lot within a small space and all pretty functional. I like what you did with it and the fact that you used salvaged materials to do it including the furnishings within. I hope you have a wonderful time and this tiny home will certainly make a great future vacation place.

  9. If I lived there I would never want to leave. I love the look and the feel of not just the house but the surrounding area. And running water in the house way out there is the best! I don’t have enough room to write about all the wonderful little things that I love about this little home. (not just a house)

    1. No, I don’t want to leave either. =) Thanks for your positive comments about our home. We love it too and it won’t be easy to leave in a few weeks.

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