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This is a tiny house builder in Hawaii called Habitats Hawaii. The organization is run by two women, Barrie Rose and Johanna Tilbury, which you can learn more about here. So if you’re in Hawaii and you’re looking for help building your own tiny house then maybe you might want to consider hiring Habitats Hawaii for the job.
Below you’ll be able to see a few of the tiny houses on wheels that they’ve built. You’ll also get to watch a video tour of them. Please enjoy and re-share below. And let me know how you like these tiny homes in the comments below. Thank you!
Habitats Hawaii Tiny House Builders
Images © Habitats Hawaii
Paniola Tiny House
Images © Habitats Hawaii
Learn more: https://www.habitatshawaii.com/paniola/
Hele Mai Tiny House
Images © Habitats Hawaii
Learn more: https://www.habitatshawaii.com/hele-mai/
Maluhia Tiny House
Images © Habitats Hawaii
Learn more: https://www.habitatshawaii.com/hale-maluhia/
Ano Ano Tiny House
Images © Habitats Hawaii
Learn more: https://www.habitatshawaii.com/ano-ano/
Video: Habitat Hawaii Tiny Houses
Learn more: http://www.habitatshawaii.com/
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As an indigenous woman I would love to introduce this type of housing to our communities. Canadian gov’t housing for Natives is very expensive and not managed well. Keeps us further in poverty. I would love to learn more from these wonderful ladies. Thank you for sharing wonderful TinyHouse people 🙂 Val
Check out this project in Carcross Yukon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPJFkrnzFZ0
Thanks Valerie 🙂
Absolutely beautiful. Im not building a complete tiny house. We are snow birds. We are kn a campground and have a 34 ft camper, but we are putting in a 10×12 Gambrell shed. I just love your decorating ideas and do plan on using them. I just love your tiny houses. Great work ladies, you rock.
Thanks Dee!
These are great!
This is my first comment on this site.
I’m a semi retired home builder and have been watching this site for some time- this is the first time I have been impressed by the live-ability and charm of not one, but three homes produced by any builder.
Super job Ladies!
Karl, have you seen the lily pad tiny house. here is the link http://www.lilypadplanet.com I am a 51yr old single female planning to build one similar. Repurposing as much as possible.
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Sunshine- I have, it has some really nice features too.
I really like stairs to both lofts.
Enjoy your build!
Thanks for your comment Karl!
These teensy homes are very welcoming and comfortable looking. Aloha for sure! I was totally surprised to find thatI felt like I could live in any one of them, and I never thought I would or could,go so small. I am smitten with the smallest one (8×12′) as a camper. However if I had land somewhere any one of the them would make a wonderful vacation cottage. Really nicely done! Come to California, preferably the Bay Area and build a few here!!!
Thanks Kathy! Glad you liked them 🙂
Adorable! The Hele Mai is definitely my cup of tea. Well done!
Thanks Cathy!
These are wonderful; so compact, functional, charming and very homey. These ladies have really captured the true spirit of the Tiny House Movement (THM). Congratulations, ladies. Job well done.
I agree! Thanks Lisa! 🙂
Are these not great, especially the first one which really got my
imagination going. Thanks for sharing. Cheers from Australia
Well the first house is nice,except I would remove the desk,and make the bathroom bigger. I don’t like wet baths and I would put in an rv flush toilet. By removing the desk would leave more room to expand the bathroom and where the closet is put a stackable washer and dryer and next the closet. I would also square off the front. How big is this house?
Ok…now I’m considering becoming homeless in Hawaii. Outstanding!!!! Would love this concept all over the US.
Love all of these designs but the Hele Mai is my favorite. I can see my granddaughters loving that elevated bed.
All of your designs on wheels are beautiful, I really love the interiors with smart space saving designs however, I want to build a small farm dwelling, but no wheels and a little bigger. I also want to permit my structure in case of legal ramifications. Some people get jealous and if they do not like you they can cause trouble. I really do not want to lose my little farm dwelling. Is the permit process the best way to go? I hear it really is not bad if you have everything in order.
I always recommend doing things legally, because you don’t want to lose something you worked hard on! It can be a pain, for sure, but well worth it so you don’t waste time and money on something you cannot keep.
All of these Habitat TH are beautiful, especially the first one on the top. Not fond of lofts, but still beautifully done. Thank you for sharing.
Our pleasure 🙂
Love all three. I have put one on my screen saver. Please come to Australia!
Ooh good idea 🙂
They are really tiny but beside the sleeping loft I like them. All have a full size kitchen and everything you need.
The landscaping is lovely. The houses are charming. I could not accept a wet bathroom and a toilet next to the refrigerator. Make the bathrooms a bit bigger with a regular stand up shower. Be sure you can bend over in the shower. The interior décor is quite pretty. Consider making the houses a little bigger, so you can place the bathroom elsewhere.
Wet baths do scare me — I’m too klutzy not to fall haha
Nice tiny house and great location as well….!
Haha THE BEST location 🙂
Very neat. Enjoyed all of them. Thank you for sharing
Love the design and location of these tiny homes! have been interested in the concept of tiny homes and am a follower! I am not presently interested in having a tiny home, but have thought about the possibility in the future!
Good job ladies! Wishing you much success in this venture!