The Kyabin A-frame blends modern aesthetics with traditional Japanese design, showcasing how a small living space can be functional and stylish.
With dimensions of 10 feet in width, 14 feet in depth, and a height of 15 feet, the Kyabin is built with 2×6 walls and 2×12 rafters that rest on a post and pier foundation.
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The ESCAPE eONE XL Wide + Tall is a spacious tiny house on wheels featuring an optional first-floor king bedroom suite. This model offers an expansive layout with a gourmet kitchen including a dishwasher, generous loft space, and the extra height and width that set the XL Wide + Tall series apart from standard tiny homes.
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EUGENE, OR — June 27, 2025 — Bridging the gap between emergent housing and costly hotel stays, Tru Form Tiny delivered a better alternative — blending high design with speedy deployment.
After debuting at the Pacific Coast Builders Conference in Southern California, the 26-foot Terra Urban travel trailer was personally delivered to Napa, California by Tru Form Tiny Founder and Chief Operations Officer, Jen Carroll.
The handcrafted spec model travel trailer, part of Tru Form Tiny’s high-end Terra Series, was selected by a family in Napa, California seeking an alternative for short-term housing while their primary residence undergoes major repairs. The family entrusted the Tru Form team to deliver a tiny home solution that could be delivered quickly without sacrificing quality or design.
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The Microhaus by Haus.me is a 120-square-foot manufactured micro-home designed as a plug-and-play accessory dwelling unit. The base model starts at $35,000 and includes connections for electricity, water, and sewage. Features include a backup battery, smart home controls, and HEPA air filtration. The portable unit requires no building permit in many jurisdictions, making it an option for adding a bedroom and bathroom to existing properties or for use as a rental unit.
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Nestled among rhododendron-covered woods, The Understory offers a peaceful, handcrafted, tiny home experience just a stone’s throw from Asheville and Black Mountain.
Dive into this post to discover how this 350 square foot cabin combines rustic charm with modern comforts, and why it might just be the perfect spot for your next peaceful getaway and inspiration for your dream habitat. Outdoor space includes a deck, a soaking bathtub, a patio with a fire pit, and propane grill.
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Kyle and Andy turned a setback into a success story by transforming a school bus into a mid-century modern tiny home on wheels. After their first bus conversion had a compromised engine, they started over and built Caballo Verde — a stunning family-friendly skoolie designed for full-time travel.
The couple now lives on the road full-time with their family, proving that resilience and creativity can transform challenges into beautiful mobile living spaces.
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This is Chris and Anne’s van mansion, a tiny home on wheels built on a 2003 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 T1N chassis. This conversion is what happens when capable tech people build their own camper van!
They call it their van mansion, and in this post, you’ll see why! Thanks to the Dirtbags On The Road YouTube Channel, you get a firsthand look at Chris and Anne’s incredible custom camper van called the ‘Vansion’ right here. Enjoy!
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The ShadowPine Cabin is not your ordinary tiny house. Designed to be built on a trailer or a foundation, these plans offer versatility.
With two bedrooms, one on the main level and the other a loft, and the ability to sleep up to 5 people, this cabin is tiny, elegant, and functional. Its dimensions are 20′ L x 10′ W x 13’6″ H, 200 sq ft. (+ ~93 sq ft loft).
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This is the Wobbly Hobbit—a 300-square-foot tiny house studio built by Brent using a mix of cob, stick frame, and ICF (insulated concrete forms). The pentagon-shaped structure features a green roof, masonry wood stove, homemade wine barrel furniture, and a separate shed with shower and composting toilet.
Built in British Columbia, Canada over six years with help from friends and professionals, the total cost came to approximately $50,000 CAD ($35,000 USD) including appliances. The studio also collects rainwater—abundant in the temperate rainforest setting.
The Wobbly Hobbit combines multiple building techniques: cob (clay, sand, and straw), stick framing, and insulated concrete forms. This hybrid approach allowed Brent to use each method where it works best.
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