Baluchon recently released pictures of one of their gorgeous new build, the Elèbore, which they built for a couple as their full-time residence. This unique build has the living room in the loft area, with the bedroom tucked underneath. There’s a small pocket door to separate the bedroom from the rest of the space.
The living room has a couch that turns into an additional sleeping space, as well as an office desk. On the main level, you’ll find a kitchen, woodstove, and finally a bathroom with a shower stall and composting toilet. As always, Baluchon created an absolutely gorgeous home on wheels!
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Baluchon Tiny House with Multi-functional Loft Design
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This 1970s fishing cabin has been transformed into a lovely private getaway that’s modern, moody, and functional in northwestern Washington State. The main living area of the cabin features a wood-burning stove for ultimate coziness, and there’s a two-person hot tub on the deck.
The space has two bedrooms, one in the loft and one downstairs, each with a queen-sized bed. A small catwalk leads to a hammock spot where you can relax with a good book. And just wait until you see the luxurious bathroom!
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Moody & Cozy Getaway for Two
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Hey there, fellow tiny house and van life enthusiasts! Today, I stumbled upon a listing that made me do a bit of a double-take, and I just had to share it with you.
Imagine hitting the open road, with all the comforts of home packed into a sleek, modern van. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, this dream could be your reality with this “Cedar Cabin” Mercedes Sprinter conversion that’s up for grabs on Van Life Trader.
Listed in Loveland, Colorado, this 2023 Mercedes Sprinter is near new, with a mere 2,222 miles on the odometer. The van is priced at $89,000. What do you think?
Cedar Cabin Sprinter for $89K in Loveland, Colorado
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This geodesic dome sits on the Mangora River in New Zealand, offering guests a glamping experience with all the comforts of home—a king-sized bed, wood-burning stove, kitchen with two-burner cooktop, and bathroom with shower.
Donna and her husband built this dome on her parents’ farm as a way to generate income while she’s home with young children. What started with a bell tent evolved into this impressive dome structure that they assembled in just two days.
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Geodesic Dome on the Mangora River
The dome’s location on the riverbank provides guests with a scenic retreat surrounded by New Zealand farmland. The geodesic structure offers excellent strength-to-weight ratio and can be assembled quickly.
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Tiny cabins make excellent romantic getaways, and this one on Saint John River is no exception. Add in a sauna and two hammock swings under the porch, and you have the perfect getaway!
This unique design has a loft bedroom suspended above the main living area, with balconies on either end and two massive skylights that give you starry sky views at night. You can curl up on the plush black couch and look out on the trees, or walk down to the river and sit on the shore. A pellet stove will keep you toasty and comfortable on chilly winter nights.
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Romantic Escape w/ Sauna and Pellet Stove
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Dorothy lost her husband and needed to figure out her next steps. She was ready to retire completely but needed an option that allowed her to live off of social security. Incredible Tiny Homes and Incredible Tiny Properties allowed her to have a custom-built tiny house and an affordable $200/month lot payment. Not only has she gained an affordable home for the rest of her life, but Dorothy has a whole new community of like-minded people to be friends with! She only knew two of her neighbors in all her years in Nashville, but now she has oodles of friends she can invite over to enjoy her garden or tiny living room. Don’t miss other amazing tiny homes like this – join our FREE Tiny House Newsletter for more!
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This dome isn’t tiny, but it’s amazing! The three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath structure sits on 42 acres of private woodland in Kennebunkport, Maine, and looks like a true retreat from it all. The structure is all solar-powered and offers a hammock forest, fire pit, and beautiful forest views. Inside, the open-concept dome has a living room, dining area, and kitchen that flow together seamlessly. A staircase goes up to the “loft” bedroom, where two twin beds rest side-by-side near a reading nook. There are also two queen bedrooms, and a full bathroom with a two-person shower stall. Could you live there?
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Kahla built this tiny house herself and lived in it for six years — later with her husband — before the two of them broke ground on a permanent home and put it up for sale. Six years of full-time occupancy by the person who built it is about the best endorsement a DIY build can carry.
The material choices are what set it apart. Cork flooring in the kitchen, natural-edge wood used for countertops, shelves, and floor thresholds, and modern appliances throughout — a mix that reads as deliberate rather than budget-driven. The layout runs a queen loft bedroom reached by storage stairs, a large pull-out couch downstairs, a galley kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower stall and a Nature’s Head composting toilet. It’s off-grid ready, and unusually for a THOW there’s a garage off the side for the gear that otherwise colonises the living space.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $84,500 in early 2024 and has sold. The builder’s website is no longer online, so we’ve preserved the full tour here as a record. Current listings are below.
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Inside Kahla’s Six-Year DIY Home
Images via To Live Tiny
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The eOne XL Wide is exactly what its name says: a full twelve inches wider than a standard eOne, and that single foot changes the whole feel of the interior. Combined with the model’s towering height and oversized windows, it produces a main floor with nearly eight feet of usable width for furniture — enough that a sofa and a walkway can coexist, which is not a given in a THOW.
Upstairs, the main loft has genuine headroom and a walkway leads to a second, equally well-appointed loft. The all-electric kitchen is the other standout: an induction cooktop, oven, tall fridge/freezer, microwave, a spacious stone countertop, and — unusually — a full-sized dishwasher, with a built-in laundry centre alongside.
Editor’s note: this unit was listed with a $14,800 discount in early 2024, sited in ESCAPE’s Florida village, and it has sold. The eOne XL is still built to order — current listings are linked below.
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Inside the eOne XL Wide
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