While 80 square feet might sound uninhabitable, this quaint Quebec cottage doubles the living area by providing a lovely covered patio and BBQ area where you can enjoy the pond views and sounds of the farm.
Inside there’s a kitchenette with a mini-fridge and gas oven, and a ladder leads to the loft bedroom with plenty of headroom. You can wander the farm where the cottage sits, and enjoy a peaceful getaway.
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Just 80 sq. feet! Quaint Quebec Cottage
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You’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time with a stay in this off-grid Vermont cabin, built in the early 1900s and tucked into 1,200 acres of forest. There’s no electricity and no plumbing here — just a wood-burning stove that heats the space and warms your water, a propane range for cooking, and the deep quiet that only comes from being genuinely off the grid.
It’s a one-room cabin with a sleeping loft reached by ladder, wrapped in weathered board-and-batten siding and perched on a hand-stacked stone foundation. In the cooler months you’ll need 4WD to reach it, because it sits remotely among acres of hardwood forest laced with hiking trails. It’s the kind of place that trades convenience for something harder to find: total simplicity. Take a look.
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Singer-Songwriter Olivia Farabaugh (known from “The Voice” Season 10) and her husband have gone tiny! Their 12×30 foot home was built by Greenwood Tiny Homes and designed with low-VOC materials and air exchanges to help mitigate Olivia’s Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome.
They have a first-floor bedroom space but ultimately chose to put their bed in the loft and use the main-level room as a multi-purpose office/studio. Their u-shaped kitchen is stock-full of great storage and full-sized appliances (even a dishwasher!) and they have really awesome multi-use furniture in the living room.
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First Floor Bedroom, Double Lofts, and Amazing Storage in this Singer-Songwriter’s Tiny Home
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Houseboats aren’t exactly popular in Sweden, but when done, they are done well! This one sits on a special ice-resistant float so it can stay in the frozen water all year long.
It’s set up as a vacation spot and includes a huge sauna, comfortable bedroom, and a full kitchen and office space. Double-glazed windows provide beautiful views of the surrounding ocean area.
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Nordic House Boat Built on a Concrete Float
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While others may have spent their quarantines learning how to bake bread or watching endless videos on the Internet, Maddy and her sister spent their time dreaming up and building the perfect mountain tiny house!
The two designed what was Maddy’s home, which is now an Airbnb, starting with a prefab shell and then making all the right customizations to create a truly special build. It features a full-sized bathroom and a cozy raised living room. Enjoy the tour!
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They Built a Mountain Cabin Tiny House!
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While there’s certainly nothing wrong with gutting something like an ambulance and transforming the bare bones into a cozy house, the way Keith made a liveable space while using most of the original hardware/furnishings of the vehicle is impressive.
He wanted to pay homage to the first responders and children who used the ambulance before him. He even left up the adorable Sesame Street stickers they had used to decorate it. Enjoy the tour!
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He Converted this Ambulance into his Tiny Home while keeping most of the Original Features
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Ante contacted us to show off the beautiful home he created from what was an old shed on his property in Croatia:
So, in few lines, we remodeled old tool shred into something worth living now. We are located in Croatia, Europe and we love tiny house projects. This house is 6x4m outside measure and we have a bit more than 21.5m2 of useful space inside. On the other side Olive orchards and gardens outside makes it more value. We also have an Airbnb here during summer because we are in tourist area.
UPDATE: Ante sent more photos, which we have added.
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Modern Tiny House with Stunning Views in Croatia

Images via Ante Grbavac
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This is a cozy and romantic grey chalet in the Hudson Valley of New York. The home has warm wood-paneled ceilings and whitewashed wood floors for contrast. The queen bed is on the first floor, divided by a sheer curtain.
In one corner there’s a full kitchen with lovely blue tile, and through a barn door, you’ll find a full bathroom as well. A ladder takes you up to a lounge loft where you could hang out and read a book. It would make a really great full-time residence with a little more storage.
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Tiny Chalet Cabin with a Farmhouse Kitchen
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Amber and Jaylyn first decided on RV life when it was just the two of them — he’s a Marine and they wanted to spend money on something that was theirs, rather than paying for base housing with every move. It also fits their minimalist mindset.
While they did buy a larger toy hauler when their daughter was born, they’re still happily living tiny. Just wait until you see the cool elevator bed they put in the toy-hauler part, as well as Journey’s adorable nursery.
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Young Family with Baby went tiny with a Toy Hauler RV Renovation
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