This is the story of Aja and Jake and how they built their cozy Whidbey Island yurt.
They built it as an escape to unplug and reconnect with nature.
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This couple, Doug and Stacy, left the modern life for off-grid living in a pioneer cabin on their own land. This story, by the way, is brought to you thanks to Living Big In A Tiny House and Doug and Stacy.
Doug comes from a sales background. Now, they live a completely different life. And they love it. He figured out how to build a log cabin in 90 days. They even have their own horse and buggy! By the way, they left the city and have been doing this for over 7 years now.
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This is the story of Ruth’s custom van conversion thanks to Trent & Allie on YouTube.
She enjoys the van life as a solo female at 72-years-young.
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Images via Trent & Allie/YouTube
This is a one-of-a-kind wedge tiny house shell by Project Tool Up and the story behind it.
It’s framed, insulated, waterproofed, roofed, sided, and built on a new 24ft trailer. At the moment, it’s available for $29,000 obo. Please see the info below if you’re interested. Also, what do you think of the wedge design?
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Images via Project Tool Up
This is Carrie’s 28ft Gooseneck Tiny Home by Mitchcraft Tiny Homes.
It’s a fully-featured tiny house with a kitchen, living area, bathroom, washer and dryer, and more.
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This is the story of how tiny house villages are being built for Seattle’s homeless by the Low Income Housing Institute and its volunteers and donors.
When they built the first tiny house, the first homeless person who got it cried (of joy) because it was the first time they’d been able to shut a door in years. Not only that but also the first time to be able to have a place to leave their belongings. And the freedom and lightness of not having to carry everything everywhere.
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This is a modern tiny house in Paihia, North Island, New Zealand with a large covered porch.
Inside, it features an open layout with a queen bed, living area, kitchenette, and bathroom. And best of all, it’s near the beach.
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Images via Glamping Hub
This is the story of a family of four living in a farmhouse-style tiny house with a playground built-in to their backyard!
This has to be the best family tiny house I’ve ever seen. Their kids must love it! And they (the parents) seem very happy as well. Be sure to watch the video below thanks to Living Big In A Tiny House.
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Images via YouTube/Living Big In A Tiny House
This is the Villa Max Tiny House. It’s a 10ft wide tiny house on wheels by Tru Form Tiny.
I don’t know about you, but I always love it when tiny home builders build park models. This one is 28ft long including the enclosed porch and 10ft wide. So what do you think of this tiny house?
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Images via Tru Form Tiny
