Tucked into the ridgeline of Lookout Mountain in Wildwood, Georgia, this all-wood yurt cabin offers something rare in the tiny living world: a fully round floor plan that feels spacious despite its compact footprint. Built with a central tree trunk beam as its structural and aesthetic anchor, the cabin blends rustic craftsmanship with a shabby-chic aesthetic that makes every corner feel intentional.
What makes yurt-style cabins compelling for tiny living enthusiasts is how the circular design eliminates wasted corner space. Every square foot in a round structure is usable, and this particular build takes full advantage of that geometry with a layout that cleanly divides living, sleeping, cooking, and bathing into distinct zones without walls.
Images courtesy of Cortney & Adam via Airbnb
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Are you dreaming of hitting the open road and embarking on a grand adventure? Consider this preowned Itasca REYO 25R Class A Diesel motorhome for sale in Port Charlotte, Florida, which we recently stumbled upon on Craigslist.
Priced at $65,000, this compact class A motorhome offers an interesting option for those seeking the freedom and comfort of a home on wheels. What are your thoughts on this Class A motorhome?
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Unleash Your Wanderlust with this Preowned Itasca REYO 25R Class A Diesel Motorhome in Port Charlotte, Florida
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In the heart of Wichita, Kansas, a company named Kingdom Tiny Homes is transforming the concept of compact living with combo tiny homes combined by a deck. Recently, they showcased their latest creation, the “L combo,” at the Colorado Brighton Tiny Home Festival.
This unique setup comprises of two tiny homes on wheels: the Simplicity and the Master Suite, offering a combined nearly 700 square feet of indoor and outdoor living space. Have you ever considered two tiny homes on wheels with a deck, similar to this setup? Combined, this setup would cost approximately $125,000 since it’s $110,000 for the two tiny homes and an additional $15,000 for the decking.
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Two Tiny Homes Combined by Deck by Kingdom Tiny Homes in Wichita, Kansas
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This Hobbit-themed cottage at Nomad’s Land in Alabama features a living roof that blends into the surroundings. The interior includes a bottle wall that filters colorful light, a kitchenette with RV oven, and a canopy bed with decorative curtains. A separate bathhouse is located steps from the cottage, and the property includes gardens and free-roaming chickens.
Design Details
- Location: Nomad’s Land, Alabama
- Style: Hobbit-themed cottage
- Roof: Living/green roof
- Unique Feature: Bottle wall for colored light
- Sleeping: Canopy bed with decorative curtains
- Kitchen: Sink, RV oven/stove, microwave, mini fridge, coffee pot
- Structure: Tree trunk pillars, metal interior walls
- Bathroom: Separate bathhouse nearby
- Property: Garden, chickens, multiple rental units
- Availability: Rental on Airbnb
Living Roof Exterior
Images via Airbnb/Shallyn
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If you envision building your own cabin, shed, or tiny home someday but are not sure where to start, the MareGold Centre in beautiful Nova Scotia is hosting a Beginner Cabin Building workshop on Sunday, July 16th, 2023. Led by an experienced builder who has built numerous cabins, this workshop is designed to equip participants with the foundational knowledge and confidence to embark on their own cabin-building journey.
The one-day workshop will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the MareGold Centre, nestled in the scenic Victoria Beach area of Nova Scotia. The workshop fee is $149.99, which includes a delicious lunch provided by the MareGold Centre. Best of all, no prior experience or special tools are required to participate. Learn more and get a peek at their on-site cabins below!
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Beginner Cabin Building Workshop in Nova Scotia
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Are you ready for an adventure on the open road? We have something special to share with our fellow tiny house enthusiasts and nomadic dreamers. Imagine embarking on a journey in a versatile and fully equipped camper van that combines the reliability of a Ford E-150 with the comforts of a cozy home on wheels.
Today, we’re excited to introduce you to this 2013 Ford E-150 Cargo Camper Van conversion, currently up for auction on Cars & Bids. Let’s dive into the details and explore the endless possibilities this converted van offers.
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Explore the Freedom of the Road: A Unique Ford E-150 Cargo Camper Van Conversion on Auction!
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The Minimaliste Nomad is a gorgeous 200-square-foot tiny house built by the acclaimed Canadian builder. Its standout feature is a separate first-floor bedroom, making it ideal for those who don’t want to climb to a loft. There’s also a dinette that converts into a twin-sized bed for kids or guests.
The bathroom features a mini tub with subway tile walls, along with a dry-flush toilet. The kitchen includes an oven, washer-dryer combo unit, and ample storage throughout. The home can run fully off-grid with its solar and battery system, or plug into standard RV hookups.
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Mixed Steel Exterior with Faux Wood Cladding
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Ryan has always loved outdoor activities and wanted a lifestyle that would allow him to do more of what he loved. Van life was the answer. But instead of rushing into a conversion right away, Ryan took his time, carefully planning out every detail of his future home on wheels, and spent a solid 13 months converting it.
You can see his care and dedication when you watch his tour. He has some great upgrades, like an induction cooktop, closet for hanging clothes, and a full bathroom with a self-cleaning door, Nature’s Head composting toilet, and even a clothesline for muddy stuff. But his pride and joy is his epic garage, which fits his mountain bike and all his adventure gear in a streamlined and organized fashion.
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Full Bathroom with Shower and Composting Toilet
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Welcome back, tiny house enthusiasts! Alex here, your friendly neighborhood tiny house blogger from Tiny House Talk. Today, I’m thrilled to present the latest issue of Tiny House Magazine, Issue #126, curated by the renowned Kent Griswold.
This edition is packed with captivating articles that explore the diverse aspects of tiny house living. Let’s delve into the featured articles that caught my attention and will undoubtedly pique yours too!
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Embracing the Charm of Tiny Living: Tiny House Magazine Issue #126
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