I think you will absolutely love this small guest cottage.
Perfect size for out-of-town guests visiting for a while.
The bright white walls and windows make this small space seem huge!
Alisha and her husband, Graham of Fairfax, CA decided it was time to renovate their studio cottage.
This 320 sq ft guest cottage has a vintage California laid back charm to it. Their friends often ask when they can move in.
Alisha says her biggest challenge with the renovation was convincing her husband to let her paint everything white.
I think they made a great choice because this guest cottage is super cute!
Tiny Backyard Guest Cottage You Can Probably Live In
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Some of you remember the Tall Man Tiny House from a while back.
It’s a tiny home designed by two tall men.
You can get a full tour of the house in this post so you can see what I mean.
Anyway I just wanted to let you know that it seems like their site is coming back up!
So hopefully we’ll be able to buy the Tall Man Tiny House Plans soon if they offer them?
Tiny Houses for Tall People: Coming Soon
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If you’re a work at home person you might just love this backyard office cabin.
It’s that kind of place where you don’t mind staying for hours and hours on end without interruptions.
I know I’d get a lot of writing, reading and research done in a place like this.
And you can even just become one with nature in this backyard office as you read, write, dream, etc.
Awesome Backyard Office Cabin in London
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I’ve pulled together the top 18 tiny house kitchens for you to enjoy.
It’s always a challenge to design the right kitchen, especially if you plan on using it a lot.
I thought you might enjoy looking at what others have done to create their own micro kitchens in tiny houses.
And I’m curious… which one is your favorite? (Let us know in the comments.)
1. Macy’s Contemporary Kitchen with Wooden Sliding Door
See more of Macy’s tiny house in this post.
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To have a park model tiny house / log cabin on your own land somewhere does sound pretty awesome.
This particular model is only available in Idaho, Montana, Northern California, Oregon, Washington, Alberta, and British Columbia.
Check out the Pacific Lodge built and manufactured by Palm Harbor Homes.
It is a 386 square feet wooden cabin with one bedroom/one bath and a sleeping loft.
The dimensions are: 34 x 11’2. It’s classified as a park model home.
Maybe some of us should consider designing and building our tiny houses to park model specs if we want more space and a downstairs bedroom?
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Check out the rest (including floor plan) below:
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If you’re looking to go tiny or downsize but don’t exactly want to live in less than 200-square-feet OR be limited by an 8.5-foot wide trailer, then you might like this option. It’s still a tiny house on wheels but it’s a park model because it’s much bigger.
These sort of units are nothing new, and this one is built by Palm Harbor Homes. It has a relaxing beach vibe, doesn’t it? Take a look below, and let us know in the comments, would you consider living tiny in a park model sort of like this one?
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Tiny Cottage with a Loft (Park Model)
via Intimate Home Designs.com
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Probably one of the smallest cars on the streets these days. A vintage Fiat is shown here pulling a matching retro teardrop trailer.
As you see below the retro teardrop camper is outfitted in coordinating red and white checkered fabric. This classic trailer is chic in its own retro way.
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Vintage Fiat Towing a Teardrop Trailer
Images via Praktic Ideas
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Meet Joe Everson and his small company, Tennessee Tiny Homes based in Memphis. And in this post, you’ll get to see his first design. Joe built a tiny home on a heavy-duty 8’×16′ trailer with square tubing and a 6″ tongue. Joe used 2×4 framing with 3″ screwed and glued sheathing. All siding that you see on the exterior is cedarwood.
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The porch measures in at 8′ x 3′. Take a look at what they did with the porch ceiling below.
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