This is the Azure Iris, a 180-sq.-ft., 3D-printed, prefab tiny house by Azure Printed Homes.
It starts at just $39,900 and features a flexible living area that converts into a bedroom. There’s also a kitchenette and bathroom. Would you consider a 3D-printed tiny home at this price point?
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The Juniper Gypsy is a raised-roof school bus conversion built by a couple who embraced the boondocking lifestyle. Bryant spent nearly a year living in an unconverted van before deciding he wanted something homier. After meeting Arissa and working together, they built out this gorgeous skoolie.
Unlike many skoolie conversions, they chose residential windows for their build. They also wanted a TV without it being visible all the time, so they designed it to pop up out of the mantle. The bathroom features tile work set with flexible mortar, and the kitchen showcases live-edge countertops.
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The Nook is a one-of-a-kind, hand-built tiny cabin tucked into the hills of Swannanoa, North Carolina, just outside Asheville, that has been offered as a bookable Airbnb retreat. Built with the help of Rob and Karie of Shelter Collective using local materials — with almost everything woven, shaped, or whittled by hand — it packs soaring 18-foot ceilings, walls of windows, a main-floor sleeping nook, a pair of tucked-away lofts, a playful indoor swing, and even a separate outdoor bathhouse into a remarkably small footprint. It’s a wonderful example of how craftsmanship and a little whimsy can make a tiny space feel anything but small.
Images via Mike & Kristen/Airbnb
This is a modern geo dome cabin in Hendersonville, North Carolina.
It has a full bathroom, kitchen, living area, and bedroom. What do you think? Would you consider building a geo dome kind of like this?
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Images via Alex/Airbnb
This is a two-bedroom yurt with beautiful views in Asheville, North Carolina.
It lives like a regular home with a spacious bathroom, kitchen, first-floor bedroom, and an upstairs loft bedroom with a sky view. The yurt is 30-ft. in diameter with a surrounding deck. What do you think? Would you ever consider a yurt of your own?
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This 28-foot tiny house shell by TREK Tiny Homes offers a professionally built structure ready for interior finishing. At 238 square feet on a custom triple-axle trailer, the shell includes 2×4 walls, 2×6 floor joists, closed-cell spray foam insulation, and Andersen 400 windows throughout.
The exterior features black 26-gauge steel siding and roofing with a modern aesthetic. The layout is designed for a 5-foot bathroom, 7’2″ loft, and space for an elevator bed in the rear sitting area. Built in 2022 and located in Berkley, Massachusetts.
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The Yaletown from Statton Rock features a first-floor media room with dark wall colors that creates a separate cozy space from the main living area. The rest of the home uses creamy white shiplap and abundant windows to maximize natural light.
This all-electric tiny house includes a full appliance package: stacked washer/dryer, full-sized refrigerator, wall oven, dishwasher, glass cooktop, and stainless steel sink. A dedicated closet houses the hot water heater, and mini-splits handle climate control. The 32-foot by 8.5-foot layout includes a loft bedroom with skylight above the versatile main floor room.
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The Micro Mobile Coffee is a custom-built 14-foot tiny house on wheels designed as a full-service mobile coffee shop. Built on a bumper-pull trailer with standing-seam metal roofing and siding, the unit features a hydraulic flip-up awning that creates an instant service window. The turnkey package includes commercial-grade espresso equipment, dual refrigerators, and a Honda generator for mobile operation.
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Ideal Tiny created this T-shaped linked tiny home configuration that fits three bedrooms and two bathrooms into 376 square feet. The design connects a 25.5-foot unit with a 27.5-foot unit via a central deck that functions as a courtyard. French doors in the bedrooms open directly onto this outdoor space, blurring the line between interior and exterior living. The single-story layout eliminates loft climbing while accommodating two queen bedrooms and one kids’ room with twin beds.
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