I haven’t seen a good Craftsman-style tiny home in a while, with the pretty painted shingles contrasted with dark trim — but I love it! Pair it with a glossy emerald-green door and you have… perfection.
The house has a slightly elevated living room, with secret storage underneath, as well as a bay window and bench with additional storage. The galley kitchen has an oven, apartment-sized fridge, and farmhouse sink.
But the real stunner in this THOW is the bathroom! While the rest of the home is muted beige and white tones, the bathroom has a bold pop of emerald green wall tiles, along with black-and-white floor tiles. The wooden Japanese-inspired soaking tub is the icing on the cake. You can purchase it for $79,000 in Newberg, Oregon.
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26 Ft. THOW w/ Moody & Luxurious Bathroom
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The Terra Haven is the newest tiny home from TruForm tiny, and it’s an off-grid gooseneck-style THOW with the most luxurious finishes including a marble sink! The kitchen has an oven, large fridge, and farmhouse sink, while the bathroom features a walk-in shower and a composting toilet.
A couple of steps take you into the Gooseneck bedroom, which has a luxurious queen bed surrounded by cabinetry for clothing storage. Big windows throughout the home make the place feel amazingly spacious. What do you think of this home?
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Breathtaking Luxury Details in This Gorgeous THOW
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This train car conversion could be the perfect home sweet home for any locomotive fans! Located in Australia, the bright red guard van train carriage is from 1956-1958 and holds a piece of history.
The interior has a mid-century modern feel, with 50s-style kitchen appliances, curved lines, and a cozy electric fireplace to welcome you home at night. If you don’t live in it full-time, this would make an incredible guest suite! Buy it for $190K today.
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Train Car Tiny Home For Sale in Australia
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After living on a sailboat and in a studio apartment, respectively, Bryan and Chloe decided to purchase a used tiny house and put it on their own mountaintop property in Washington! In order to have some more storage, they also bought a smaller shipping container for their clothes, long-term storage, and tools.
They built a lovely outdoor kitchen and fire pit area outdoors so they can welcome friends and family in the warmer months. Inside, they have a galley kitchen with an air fryer and induction cooktop, a little bathroom with a redone shower stall, and a lovely loft bedroom. What do you think?
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Tiny Living in Washington: Container Storage, Tumbleweed Home
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When she watched a documentary on minimalism, Katie was living in New York City and started questioning everything — why was she running the rat race? Was this the right choice? That led her to quit her job and travel the world, eventually to Drew. He was also into travel and slow living, and they ended up in Sri Lanka, living in small rooms and rarely buying anything.
But when 2020 forced them back to the U.S., they realized how hard it was to continue simple living in our wildly consumerist culture! But a cabin in the remote Vermont woods living off the land? That was about as close as they could get! You’ll love the tour of this small cabin and how they make it work for their personalities and life goals.
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From Sri Lanka to Vermont: Simple, Intentional Living!
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While you might imagine a Panama vacation cabin as tropical, this one is a sleek, gorgeous two-story cabin with ocean views. The eco-friendly stay is surrounded by fruit-bearing trees and plants, and you are free to enjoy any of the fruit during your stay. The first floor has a living room and kitchen, as well as a private bathroom with a tiled walk-in shower stall. There’s a floating staircase up to the loft where you’ll find a queen-sized bed. The deck off of the kitchen has stunning views! What do you think of this layout?
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This is a beautiful, brand-new tiny house from LiveTinyNC with a unique layout that keeps the bathroom and kitchen on opposite sides of the house, which some people prefer for sanitary reasons. The kitchen has a beautiful wooden accent wall, oven, induction cooktop, and a drink fridge. Because the kitchen area is elevated, there are pull-out storage drawers underneath.
The main area of the home is the living room, and a glass garage door opens up to allow for an indoor-outdoor feel in the warmer months. The bedroom is up in the loft, which you can access via a neat pipe-and-wood ladder. You can purchase this home for $54,000 in Wake Forest, North Carolina.
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$54K for 22 Ft. THOW w/ Glass Garage Door.
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If you’re looking for a tiny house that’s already situated, the Tiny Ophelia in a North Carolina tiny house village might be the spot for you. This 336-square-foot home has a 200-square-foot deck with an outdoor soaking tub, a giant projector screen, and many luxurious features you’ll feel like you’re on a permanent vacation. Plus, you can rent this property as a short-term rental if you ever want/need to.
The interior features a stunning living room with a concrete hearth and electric fireplace. The galley kitchen has a dishwasher, a two-burner cooktop, and a little coffee bar. Finally, the bathroom in the back of the tiny house has a large walk-in shower and flush toilet. Sleeping quarters are up the floating stairs in the large loft.
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Luxury Tiny House with Wonderful Outdoor Area
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Bob is an incredible sculptor with an artist’s eye for turning trash into treasure, and that’s what happened when he came across a £1 grain silo for sale on eBay one afternoon. Since he works with scrap metal already, an entire silo’s worth of it seemed like a gold mine. What he didn’t expect at the time was that he’d turn it into a fully functional tiny house and live in it with Carol Ann for 5 and a half years!
What’s remarkable about the silo is not just that it’s a DIY home, but that most of the interior — including the furniture — was also crafted out of reclaimed materials. The couch is welded from chains and the back seat of a VW beetle! A washing machine door window is the porthole in the bathroom. Old piping became the ladder to the bedroom loft. This tour is just so fascinating, so don’t miss out on the video below.
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Five Years of Living in This Recycled Masterpiece!
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