Jack fulfilled one of his teenage dreams: Building his very own tiny house, with the help of his dad! He built his first micro cabin at the age of 13, and he actually reused material from that to build his current house. In fact, he reused so many materials he found free or cheap that he was able to complete the tiny house for just £5,000 (around $6K).
He began building in 2020 when he started university, and he continued for three years. He recently finished school to be a filmmaker and he owns his own home! You won’t believe how amazing it looks on the inside.
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Built with Free and Recycled Materials Plus Help from Dad
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Huckleberries Lake Cottage is a perfect studio vacation spot with lovely views of the Utah landscape — and some adorable goats! You walk in through French doors, and are greeted by a grand electric fireplace and hearth that steals the show! A rattan couch allows you sit up close by the fire, and a queen-sized bed is tucked under a well-curated gallery wall.
The space also has a clawfoot tub/shower set-up, a washer and dryer, and a mini kitchen with a toaster, microwave, and mini fridge. Outside, you can soak in the two-person hot tub or grill some burgers. What do you like most about this cottage?
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Huckleberries Lake Cottage in Huntsville, Utah
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If you’ve ever daydreamed about escaping to a quiet, modern cabin in the woods—but still having all the comforts of home—this one’s going to catch your eye.
Tall Stuga is a Scandinavian-inspired cabin tucked away on 40 acres at Adkin Acres in Kentucky. At just 600 square feet, it’s a great example of how smart design and simple architecture can make a small space feel open, bright, and comfortable. With sleeping space for up to six, vaulted ceilings, huge picture windows, and thoughtful details throughout, this cabin proves that small doesn’t have to mean cramped.
From the cozy electric fireplace to the full galley kitchen, washer and dryer, and spa-like bathroom, Tall Stuga is designed for slowing down, unplugging, and enjoying the land around you. Take a look inside and let us know—what’s your favorite feature?
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Modern Scandinavian Cabin: Tall Stuga
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While many “Hobbit Holes” on Airbnb feature tons of natural wood and dark stains, this little cottage in McKinney, Texas pairs the natural wood with bright white walls and a stunning pebbled bathroom that feels inviting and uplifting! The outdoor patio and picket fence really complete the cheerful Hobbiton vibe.
Inside you’ll find a custom hand-made round bed that stands as the grand feature of the interior. The headboard is also round, matching the front door. While there aren’t any kitchen appliances inside, there is a spacious bathroom complete with a copper basin sink and a barrel-inspired soaking tub, so you can feel like a dwarf on his way to Laketown (but less squashed).
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Round Door & Round Bed: Cozy Hobbit Cottage in Texas
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This is a fairly new A-frame tucked into the Maine woods. Off-grid and solar-powered, it’s a good spot to get away from it all! A perfect couple’s retreat, there’s a luxurious queen-sized bed in the cozy loft bedroom.
The first floor is open-concept, with a kitchen along the back wall and a living space looking out on nature (and the large front deck). You get a grill for cooking outdoors, a fire pit for some smores, and even an outdoor couch. What do you like most about this cabin?
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The Lilli Pad: An Off-Grid A-Frame in the Woods
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Matheu and Taylor live in a custom Tumbleweed tiny house with one dog, two cats, and their turtle! They have an excellent parking spot at Island Cove Park in Durango, Colorado, which keeps them close to the city but still gives them a more affordable living situation.
They had been living in a three-bedroom home, but when they tried out a smaller apartment, they realized just how little they needed! Matheu “built” a tiny house on the Tumbleweed website, and when Taylor got home, he presented the plan. They love living tiny, and we think you’ll love their tour below.
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Couple With Pets Living Tiny in a Colorado Community
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Tiny homes with first-floor bedrooms are becoming more and more popular — and for good reason! People were tired of climbing into lofts to go to sleep, and the builders are now really listening to the consumer. This is the first tiny house from New York-based Pine Crest Tiny Homes that we’re showing you, but I’m sure it won’t be the last.
One thing that makes this design work is the Murphy bed in the main bedroom. This bed folds up “longways” which means it feels like a daybed/couch when folded out and makes the space function like a proper living room. There are also two extra lofts for additional sleeping space or storage. Get it today for $106,500!
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Modern-Farmhouse-Style Tiny House in NY
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Calling all cyclists! This tiny house situated on the Camel Trail in Cornwall is an absolutely stunning modern, yet cozy, vacation spot that could act as a great home base for those wanting to travel the traffic-free trail that winds through beautiful countryside.
The interior is set up studio-style, with a double bed in one corner, a small bathroom with a shower, and an L-shape kitchen area with a mini-fridge, sink, and microwave oven. The wood stove provides heat and ambiance. Sit on the front porch and enjoy your cup of tea!
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Studio-Style Guest House w/ Modern Porch
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Neil and his family wanted a vacation home where they could get out of the city and enj0y the nature in Joshua Tree. Why container homes? Because it was cool and different! What they thought would take a year or two and $150,000 ended up taking three full years and over $650K to complete. But now that it’s done, it’s available on Airbnb for the whole world to enjoy.
The house has one main container where there’s a kitchen and living room. Two bedrooms and a bathroom sit in one of the other two containers, and the primary bedroom and luxury bathroom take up the other one. In the middle of everything, there’s a concrete patio with outdoor furniture and a giant Adirondack chair. There’s even a container pool to cool off in! What do you think?
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Rooftop Deck, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Giant Patio!
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