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This is a beach theme tiny house on wheels that Jenna from Tiny House Giant Journey is showing us.
It’s a vacation rental at the Tiny Digs Hotel in Portland, Oregon.
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Beach Theme Tiny House on Wheels
Images via Tiny House Giant Journey/YouTube
Images via Tiny House Giant Journey/YouTube
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Video Tour: Beach Theme Tiny House on Wheels
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About the best exterior that I have seen yet. Very cute.
It’s very cute!
I really like how the front door threshold was used over the wheel well.
Very clever idea!
I love the look of the exterior, I wish the photos of the interior were better, is hard to get a good look at the layout is the inside with the photos posted.
Hi Mary, You can see more pictures of the home here: https://tinyhousetalk.com/beach-tiny-house-tiny-digs-portland-hotel-145night/ and also watch the video tour at the end that shows more of the layout. 🙂
Who was the builder?