This is Rubia tiny house on wheels from Little Byron out of Byron Bay, Australia.
It’s 6m long, 2.5m wide, and 4.3m high from the ground, which is approximately an 8×20 tiny house in feet. What do you think?
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Images via Little Byron
This is the Lazy Duck Tiny House in Exeter, Southern Highlands, New South Wales (Australia) which is available to book through Airbnb and Instagram.
It’s built by Designer Eco Tiny Homes, a popular tiny house builder out of Australia. I believe it’s their Graduate Series 6000DLS, if I am not mistaken.
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via Erika/Airbnb
This is Mat and Hayley’s steel-frame tiny house build out of Auckland, New Zealand.
They’re over @tamakitiny on Instagram where you can follow along as they build they tiny house and more. What do you think of their tiny house project so far?
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Images via tamakitiny/Instagram
This is a Backcountry Containers shipping container cabin that you can rent out on Airbnb.
This little container cabin features a split design that would work well for someone who works from home but doesn’t live alone. What do you think? Do you like it?
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Images via Nicholas/Airbnb
This is the story of Molly and Ken’s and their 267-sq.-ft. Born And Bound Tiny House they live in with their two fur babies, Mel and Tucker. Believe it or not, they were even able to squeeze a sauna into their bathroom! Their tiny house has everything you need, including an apartment-style stackable washer and dryer and a railed staircase that leads to their cozy sleeping loft.
They live in their tiny house out of Austin, Texas, but since it’s built on wheels, they could move anywhere pretty easily. That’s what can be so great about tiny homes, they can make you very flexible and mobile. Molly and Ken chose the tiny life for the freedom it offers (low cost, low maintenance lifestyle). Why do you want to go tiny? Please take the tour of their beautiful tiny house and life below and let us know your thoughts in the comments. Enjoy! You can follow them @bornandbound on Instagram.
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This is a backyard garden cabin in the Netherlands out of Ermelo, Gelerland.
It’s an Airbnb unit in a cozy backyard where you’re within walking distance to shops and restaurants. What do you think?
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Images via Bea And Frans/Airbnb
This is a modern tiny house on a rooftop in Mexico City.
Yes! The cabin sits on a rooftop terrace and is available to book via Airbnb. What do you think of this arrangement? Rooftops can be an often-overlooked spot for a new tiny home in a city. Would you ever consider living in a tiny house on a rooftop, kind of like this?
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Images via Alex/Airbnb
This is a rustic little cabin with a mountain view property that’s available via Zillow for $119,900 out of Hoodsport, Washington.
It’s a 753-sq.-ft. cabin with full kitchen, living area, bathroom, main-floor bedroom, and an upstairs master bedroom with private deck and mountain views. What do you think?
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Images via Zillow
This is the Cube Tiny House by Little Byron. It’s built by hand out of Byron Bay, Australia.
This tiny house is a 3.5m long by 3.5m wide and 3.5m high, which is why it’s called The Cube! Have you ever considered a cubed tiny house design, sort of like this one?
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Images via Little Byron
