This is a murphy dog bed that’s great for small spaces.
It’s designed by Clark Richardson Architects and there are two colors options to choose from.
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Images © Clark Richardson Architects
This is a 301 sq. ft. modern backyard office with a green roof.
Inside the walls and ceiling are covered in plywood.
When you walk inside through the large sliding glass doors you’ll find a work table, computer desks, and a fireplace.
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Images © the Scheldt
I’d like to introduce you to Heather and Dana of HD Adventuring. They converted a travel trailer into a tiny home. Here is their story.
HD Adventuring is the story of two New Englanders who made the trek out to the Golden Coast. We met in college, and a few months after graduation, we decided California was calling our names.
To get here, we packed all of our things into a single station wagon and got rid of the rest. We spent a month road tripping all over the country.
After that month of living with only a couple of bags full of stuff, we realized that all we needed fit into that small car.
We decided that we wanted to live tiny, so we purchased a camper, and are converting it into a tiny house.
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Images © HD Adventuring
This is a 24 sq. ft. micro day camper guest post by Ray Young. – share yours!
This is my 24 square foot micro day camper. I built it mainly as a kayak support vehicle.
It also serves to transport band equipment as needed. It is just 1/2 inch plywood with my first attempt at a fiberglass coating.
It even contains a small camping toilet. I pull it with my Toyota Yaris.
I attempted to sleep in it once, in the back yard, but it was a bit cramped, especially with my full grown Airedale dog that insisted on sharing the experience.
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Images © Ray Young
This is a 400 sq. ft. two car garage that was designed to be converted into a backyard tiny cottage by designer Beth Dana.
Inside you’ll notice you have everything you need from a kitchenette to a sleeping loft and bathroom. This would make a great tiny cottage to live simply in full time but you can also use it as a guest house, mother-in-law suite, tiny house vacation rental or even a backyard office.
I love the barn doors that are in place of the garage doors which open up to the outside. Please enjoy, learn more and re-share below. Thank you!
Related: Garage Converted into 340 Sq. Ft. Tiny Cottage
Images © Beth Dana Design
This is a charming tiny garden cottage nestled in lush gardens and flowers in southeast England.
When you go inside you’ll find a living area, sleeping loft, bathroom, and kitchen. You’ll also notice the exposed timber beams throughout which were restored from the original structure before it was renovated.
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Images © HomeAway
This 160 sq. ft. bed and breakfast cottage in the Colorado forest is a guest post by Lynn Schriner. – share yours!
We have a tiny cottage bed and breakfast for glam-camping called The Nest. It’s seasonally open April through October and located just 15 minutes from Colorado Springs. The private cottage is charming, cozy and small. There’s a private outdoor covered shower and bath facility.
You will receive chocolates and beverage in your welcome. Breakfast with coffee/tea, French bread/honey and your choice of cereal or eggs. The cottage and forest area is enchanting and magical! There are hiking trails and a pergola for relaxing.
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Images © Lynn Schriner
This Custom Built Gypsy Wagon Tiny House is a guest post by Eric Elliot.
I decided that it was time to build a tiny house when the rent on my studio apartment doubled. I didn’t want just a simple, boring box, so I decided to build a modern gypsy wagon.
I began by making a model, which was very helpful, since my idea of canting the walls out, in the traditional style, turned out to be a big mistake. Every angle would then have to be separately calculated, so I decided to simplify things and build the walls square instead.
Since the wagon was going to be small, even by tiny house standards, (just over 100 square feet) I wanted it to be as comfortable as possible. I was working on a limited budget, but I spared no expense on insulating the walls, roof, and even floor. That was the best decision I made on this project!
I’ve always wanted to built a house with my hands, and this was my opportunity to make every element attractive. I built a diamond pane bow-window for the bedroom, and made all the windows in the wagon stained glass. Small vent windows at either end allow for a nice cross breeze.
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Images © Eric Elliot
This is a 312 sq. ft. modern prefab tiny studio designed by a Barcelona-based company called NOEM. It’s called the Studio GO and it runs from 100% solar power.
The cabin is made up of two prefabricated modules that are relatively easy to move so it can be transported and reassembled anywhere and set up in the same or even a different configuration. So although it’s not on wheels, it’s still mobile.
When you go inside you’ll notice light-toned wood throughout the living area, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. There is also an outdoor wood deck with a pergola.
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Images © NOEM
