How do you go tiny when you have two teenagers? You build two tiny homes! Or at least that’s what worked for Wayne, Anthea, and their two daughters, Darienne and Remony. Wayne is an architect who wanted to design his own space, and building two tiny homes for their family sounded like a fun project.
The girls were 15 and 17 when they moved in three years ago, and now they’re adults enjoying their private “apartment” while still meeting by the outdoor patio in the evenings. The homes were DIY builds, and everyone got involved! They’re able to park them on a friend’s farm, in exchange for Anthea’s farm help. What a fun set-up!
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Off-Grid Tiny Homes Designed by Architect Dad
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Are you fascinated by the idea of tiny homes? Do you dream of downsizing and simplifying your life? If so, mark your calendars for an exciting event happening on Saturday, January 13, 2024 – the Tiny Home Tours at Indigo River Tiny Homes in Dallas, TX!
Indigo River Tiny Homes is inviting you to step inside six incredible tiny homes, showcasing their latest projects and offering a glimpse into the world of minimalist living. Whether you’re a tiny house enthusiast or just curious about the tiny house lifestyle, this event promises a unique experience you won’t want to miss.
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Indigo River Tiny Homes Tour Event this January 13, 2024
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Are you ready to trade in your winter coat for some Florida sunshine? Get ready for VanFest 2024, the ultimate vanlife event happening on January 26th to 28th at Space Coast Daily Park in Viera, FL!
I’m thrilled to share all the exciting details about this must-attend event for van life enthusiasts. Whether you’re a full-time road warrior or just curious about the van life lifestyle, VanFest 2024 promises an unforgettable experience filled with tours, workshops, music, food trucks, contests, and more. Join us as we dive into the heart of this sunshine-filled celebration!
VanFest 2024: Embrace the Sunshine State’s Vanlife Culture
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This is a 10-acre property in Ranger, Texas that comes with three tiny homes built by Nomad Tiny Homes.
According to the listing on Zillow, it’s nestled in the 3,300-acre Big Bear Ranch community and is being offered for $650,000. The deal includes two 8.5 by 28′ double loft tiny homes along with a third 8.5 by 20′ single loft tiny house. The property offers stunning views. What do you think?
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Three Tiny Houses on 10 Acres in Texas
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Rosa is one incredible person! While some people might be able to live out of a car for a season, Rosa has done it for six years and has no intentions of stopping. For the first five years, she did a mix of seasonal and gig work, but her YouTube channel took off enough last year that she can do it full-time now.
She lives in her Honda Element and “converted” the vehicle for under $200 with some lumber from Home Depot. Her setup is zip-tied to the back so she can remove it if she ever wants to resell the car. You’ll love her low-budget conversion and amazing outlook on life below.
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How She’s Been Car Camping Since 2017
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This is a Kentucky Log Cabin on 5 acres in Butler, Kentucky.
It’s listed for $175,000 with one bedroom and a full bathroom with a heated bathroom floor, a newly remodeled kitchen, new windows, and a generator hooked up to the house. What are your thoughts on this little log cabin in Kentucky? Would you consider it?
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Charming Log Cabin on 5 Acres in Butler, KY
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Ever thought about transforming a classic Bluebird bus into a dream home on wheels? Meet Anna and Josh, who turned this idea into reality by creating a luxurious tiny house that’s both budget-friendly and stunningly unique.
Nestled in the heart of Napa Valley, their mobile abode offers breathtaking views and a cozy outdoor king-sized bed for ultimate relaxation. Dive into their inspiring journey and discover how they crafted this elegant sanctuary for under $20,000!
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Full-Time Bus Life, Stationary in Napa Valley
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Brandon loves adventure sports and was a carpenter by trade. Van life gave him the chance to explore the rest of the country before he officially settles down. While he misses the space his apartment had—especially for all his sporting equipment—he believes the trade-off of spending so much time outdoors and exploring new places is worth it.
Even with his experience building, Brandon still thinks he spent more time on YouTube than he did building the van! It was a learning curve, but he’s better for it. And he found a clever way to include a shower. Let us know what you think in the comments.
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His Self-Built Van Conversion
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This 322-square-foot cabin sits at the edge of a 1500-acre nature preserve in Iceland, offering an extraordinary example of how tiny living can connect you with untouched wilderness. The cabin demonstrates that small-space living doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort—despite its remote location, this home features full plumbing, a modern kitchen with dishwasher, and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Located in the mountains of west Iceland near Kolsstaðir, the cabin is just 15 minutes from the nearest village and about 20 minutes from natural hot springs. It’s a masterclass in balancing isolation with accessibility.
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A Remote Cabin with Aurora Borealis Views
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