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Funky Dwellings: Recycled Material Tiny Cabins in Pacific Northwest

on June 30, 2010

Funky Dwellings is a small building team that creates sheds, modular cabins, furniture, and other small structures using recycled and renewable materials. Based in the Pacific Northwest, they focus on structures under 200 square feet.

Funky Dwellings Cabin Design

Funky Dwellings tiny cabin with recycled materials

Builder Details

  • Company: Funky Dwellings
  • Location: Oregon and Washington (Pacific Northwest)
  • Focus: Structures under 200 square feet
  • Materials: Recycled and renewable materials prioritized
  • Services: Sheds, modular cabins, furniture, small structures
  • Style: Eclectic, artistic, handcrafted

Completed Cabin Project

Funky Dwellings completed cabin

Video: Funky Dwellings Build

Lessons from Recycled Material Building

  • Salvaged Materials Reduce Costs: Recycled components lower overall project budgets
  • Small Teams Enable Custom Work: Dedicated builders can focus on quality over quantity
  • Regional Focus Builds Expertise: Knowing local materials and conditions improves construction
  • Under-200-SF Simplifies Permitting: Many jurisdictions allow small structures without full building permits
  • Artistic Approach Creates Unique Results: Handcrafted buildings have character that mass production cannot match

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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