This is a whimsical 34-ft. tiny house with a custom deck built by Molecule Tiny Homes.
It features two lofts that you can actually stand in with adjoining catwalk, mini split AC, washer dryer combo unit, custom cabinets, full-size bath tub, and more. It sells for about $88,000 depending on options.
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This is a vintage flat-bed truck that’s been converted into a motorhome in Coimbra, Portugal. According to Exploring Alternatives, it’s called The Bumble Bedford and it is built using metal and wood framing, wool insulation, and a roll up canvas cover.
It’s also a vacation destination/suite that you can book over at Glamping Hub. We first told you about it in the video tour right here. Inside, there’s a sleeping nook, kitchenette, seating, and tables.
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This is The Hive. It’s a 24-ft. farmhouse-style tiny cottage on wheels by Willowbee Tiny Homes out of New York.
The tiny home features a living area, sleeping loft, kitchen, bathroom, bar stool dining area, and more. What do you think?
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This is the story of Toronto’s first shipping container home thanks to Mat and Danielle of the Exploring Alternatives YouTube Channel. It’s the story about a family who designed and built a shipping container home above their restaurant, which they already owned.
It’s called the Black Star and it’s designed and built by a couple named Carl and Ana. They used three reclaimed containers to form one half of the house, while the other half is built conventionally. What do you think?
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This is a flat-bed truck tiny house. It’s a 1979 Bedford that was converted into a motorhome/truck camper in Portugal.
Mat and Danielle, of Exploring Alternatives, went and spent a night in it and they did a video tour of it for you to enjoy below too!
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This is a Bluebird Penthouse Trailer-to-Cabin Conversion with a Land Rover Hot Tub in Rural England. What do you think?
The Bluebird Penthouse has beautiful panoramic views, 1950’s charming vintage interior with a touch of luxury. The Hot Tub is in a vintage landrover. Features double bed, bath, shower, toilet, cooker, fridge, table, radio, central heating, outdoor seating, Gas BBQ, chimnea/fire and wine cellar.1
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Tiny House Expedition, who just took over the helm at Tiny House Build and Tiny House Plans, takes us to Austin, Texas, where they’re giving us a video tour of the Kasita tiny house.
It’s a modular tiny home designed by Jeff Wilson, a teacher who converted and lived in a dumpster turned micro home one year, and was later inspired to develop this high-tech and portable housing solution called Kasita.
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This is the story of how Los Angeles is in the process of possibly legalizing movable tiny houses as backyard homes, according to LATCH Collective/YouTube, the city is working on an ordinance to allow it in some backyards. That’s good news! Watch the clip below to learn and see more.
As seen on CBS news, LATCH Collective offers workshops, webinars and hands on build experience. Los Angeles is in the process of legalizing movable tiny houses as backyard homes.1
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This tiny farm-style home, known as The Burmenbov, was originally built by Willowbee Tiny Homes in New York — a builder that appears to no longer be in business. Even so, their designs still circulate online because of how thoughtfully laid out they were, and this 30-foot tiny farmhouse on wheels is one of their most memorable builds.
It features a rare first-floor bedroom, a spacious kitchen, a cozy living area, and plenty of clever storage throughout. If you’re exploring tiny house layouts for inspiration — especially no-loft or low-loft options — this retired design is still a great example of what’s possible in a compact footprint.
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Images via Willowbee Tiny Homes