This is a modern tiny house in Tasmania with a slanted roof design, classic fireplace, and solar panels.
It’s located on the beautiful Bruny Island of Tasmania, Australia and is available to book over at Glamping Hub.
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Images via Glamping Hub
This is an off-grid tiny house vacation in New South Wales at Jindabyne which is near Thredbo and Perisher available to book via Glamping Hub.
Marvel at deer and kangaroos from your romantic off-grid Tiny House in New South Wales, set on acres of beautiful bushland near Jindabyne in the Snowy Mountains, one of the best holiday destinations in NSW.
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Images via Glamping Hub
This is a beautiful wagon tiny house in rural England (Medstead, U.K.) with outdoor amenities like a barrel hot tub, outdoor dining area, and more. Take a look below and let us know what you think in the comments.
It’s a unique tiny home called the Wagon in the Woods and it’s actually available as a vacation rental bookable via Airbnb and you can also find more info about it over at Ralph’s website, Little Place in the Country.
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Images via Ralph/Airbnb
If you’re a fan of the Acorn Tiny House by Backcountry Tiny Homes and are interested in getting to tour one in person, here’s your chance because they’re currently building two of them to be completed by the end of the year (2019).
If you would like to tour them please sign up for a walkthrough for the very beginning of December 2019! You can follow this link to schedule yourself: https://www.backcountrytinyhomes.com/visit-us
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This is a tiny house being built with curved loft beams by Backcountry Tiny Homes. I thought you might be interested because I’ve never really seen anything like this covered in detail. What do you think?
Curved loft beams! Utilizing custom made in-house LVL construction we are creating a truly unique design element for this custom tiny home.1
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This is a custom 24-ft Basecamp Tiny House on Wheels by Backcountry Tiny Homes out of Vancouver, Washington.
It was recently posted on their Facebook Page and it features natural wood, live edge countertops, and so much more. It’s a super nice tiny house design/build, but what do you think? Want Backcountry to build one for you? Learn how to get started with them here.
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This is a look at the tiny house festival in Tokyo thanks to Leonardo Di Chiara.
Ten small houses where parked just next to a jungle of skyscrapers. It reminded me so much when I was showing and living my tiny house at Bauhaus Campus in Berlin. Same attitude, same dreams but completely different culture. Very interesting.
The inspiration is always the American Tiny House Movement but some aspects are very different: smaller dimensions, lighter structures and very strange trailers. A lot to learn!1
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This is a 20-ft. shipping container cabin by Kountry Containers out of Liberty Hill, Texas.
It can sleep up to four people and features about 240-sq.-ft. of space inside. What do you think?
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Images © Kountry Containers
This is the Rainier Valley Cottage by Bruce Parker of MicroHouseNW. It’s a small house designed to be simple to build to keep construction costs low. What do you think of this design/build?
This Rainier Valley backyard cottage takes advantage of solar access and territorial views. The design of this cottage was intentionally simple to keep construction costs down and to make it easier for the owner who operated as the general contractor for this project.
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