This is a vintage Airstream tiny house in an Austin, Texas village.
It’s part of the Community Inn of tiny homes at Community First Village (a community where they help house and restore the formerly homeless) and you can actually book a stay here. What do you think? Have you ever considered renovating or buying an Airstream?
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Airstream Tiny House Vacation in Austin, Texas
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The TVO Duplex design offers two mirror-image tiny homes joined together to look like a single-family dwelling. This approach works well for in-law apartments, ADUs, or multi-generational living situations where family members want their own space while staying on the same property.
Each 340-square-foot unit includes a living room, kitchen, bathroom, downstairs bedroom, and upper loft. The sleek, modern design features plenty of windows for natural light and clean lines throughout. The plans are International Residential Code compliant, making permitting easier than many tiny house designs.
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680 Sq Ft Duplex Cabin with Two Independent Units
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This is the East Side Beehive tiny house in Austin, Texas.
It’s a quirky backyard cottage with an open floor plan in Central East Austin. What do you think?
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East Side Beehive Tiny House in Austin
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Laura, a social worker in the Houston area, designed and built this gorgeous 384-square-foot tiny house with a covered porch. She chose a calming color palette for the interior, which makes it a true retreat from the rest of the world.
The bedroom loft is extra tall, keeping it from feeling claustrophobic and allowing room for a much-needed bookshelf. She has a full bathroom, a faux-bricked living room, and a beautiful L-shaped kitchen.
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Extra-Tall Loft with Room for Books
Images via Laura Alvarez
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Robin has been enjoying the tiny life for over four years in her custom Tiny Heirloom home at Park Delta Bay in Northern California. Designed specifically to accommodate her love for baking, the house features a full kitchen and a cozy downstairs bedroom, providing a comfortable sanctuary for Robin and her two Chihuahuas, Jack and Louie.
Images via Robin
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This is the Texan tiny house in Austin, Texas with a space-saving corner toilet in the bathroom.
It’s a Texas farmhouse-style tiny house vacation rental that’s part of the Community Inn of tiny homes at Community First Village (a community where they house and help heal the formerly homeless) that you can actually stay at. What do you think?
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Texan Tiny House with a Corner Toilet Bathroom
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This is the Kasita tiny house in Austin, Texas.
It’s a modern tiny house vacation rental that’s part of the Community Inn of tiny homes at Community First Village (a community where they house and help heal the formerly homeless) that you can actually stay at. What do you think?
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Kasita Vacation Rental Tiny House at the Community First! Village in Austin, Texas
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This is a shuttle bus conversion with a roof deck for $59,000.
It’s listed over at the Tiny House Marketplace by Zander out of Las Vegas, Nevada. What do you think?
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Shuttle Bus Conversion with Roof Deck
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This is a review of the Jackery 300 Solar Generator. The Solar Generator is essentially the Explorer 300 Portable Power Station plus a 100W SolarSaga Solar Panel which gives you the ability to generate emissions-free energy using the sun.
The power bank unit weighs just 7.1 lbs so it’s small, lightweight, portable, and it has a 293Wh capacity. It can recharge your phone 30 times, your laptop 4 times, and your drone around 5 times. For its size and weight, it’s pretty impressive and incredibly handy.
The launch of Jackery brand-new product kicks off at on 8pm PDT on #JackeryDay 5/12. Watch the live stream product release worldwide on Jackery official website and social media.
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Reviewing a 7.1 lb Portable Power Generator with Solar Charging
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