Glenice is an energy healer and yoga instructor who has moved around New Zealand her whole life, and wasn’t quite sure where to settle. A tiny house was an obvious choice, giving her the freedom to take it where life takes her!
She chose a custom-built tiny house by a local builder, which is about 32 feet long. The house has the space for a first-floor bedroom, and also a guest room/lounge in the loft over the kitchen. The main living area is dedicated to her work. Enjoy the lovely tour below!
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Her Professionally-Built Tiny Home: First-Floor Bedroom
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This 322-square-foot cabin sits at the edge of a 1500-acre nature preserve in Iceland, offering an extraordinary example of how tiny living can connect you with untouched wilderness. The cabin demonstrates that small-space living doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort—despite its remote location, this home features full plumbing, a modern kitchen with dishwasher, and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Located in the mountains of west Iceland near Kolsstaðir, the cabin is just 15 minutes from the nearest village and about 20 minutes from natural hot springs. It’s a masterclass in balancing isolation with accessibility.
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A Remote Cabin with Aurora Borealis Views
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Get excited for this year-end sale from ESCAPE tiny homes! Here’s an extra long and wide eBoho model that’s for sale with a steep $20K discount from now until the end of the year. It’s a single-level model with a private bedroom, so it’s great for anyone who hates ladders.
If you happen to live in South or Central Florida, you can get this model delivered with free shipping, which is a nice touch! Check out the video tour below to see the built-in sleeper couch, the complete kitchen with all-electric appliances, and the full bathroom with a washer/dryer unit. Get it today for $80,572.
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$80.5K For Brand New ESCAPE eBoho — Extra Wide!
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Becca, Tyler, and their four children spend their weekends traveling to amazing spots for skiing, mountain biking, and hiking adventures. The family loves outdoor sports, and was looking for a way to make getting to great places easier and more convenient. They weren’t up for a DIY build, but they came across Vandoit and had the most incredible rig made up for them!
This van sleeps 6 and safely seats all 6 family members, with bench seats that can be removed when they arrive on-site to allow more space to walk around the van. They have a pop-up shower stall, outdoor kitchen, and a “toilet tent” they set up upon arrival. What do you think of their home on wheels?
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Loving Life Outdoors in Their Weekender Van
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This gorgeous Huckleberry tiny home was built by Rewild Tiny Homes for a client who needed a second home base since she splits her time between Vancouver Island and the Canadian mainland where her husband works. She’s a yoga instructor and wanted a space where she could exercise, relax and recharge.
Many of the materials inside were vintage or reclaimed, including the amazing antique oven that she can use to bake bread. The home has diamond windows, a soaking tub, and a first-floor bedroom. What do you think?
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Single Level 30-Foot Tiny House w/ Wood-Fired Oven
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Look at this beautiful 400-square-foot park model tiny house, originally built by Anchored Tiny Homes. Located in the Island Cove Mobile and Tiny Home Community in Durango, Colorado, this build showcases how a slightly larger footprint can provide all the comforts of a traditional home while maintaining the efficiency of tiny living.
The design features a private first-floor bedroom with a full closet, a 3/4 bathroom with a large walk-in shower stall, and a U-shaped kitchen featuring full-sized appliances and a dishwasher. It’s an excellent example of the “park model” category, which offers more width and height than a standard tiny house on wheels.
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An Anchored Tiny Home with Modern Farmhouse Style
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Morgan and Matt travel with their baby daughter Aupi and dog Nandi in a self-converted skoolie. The couple were no strangers to tiny living before their daughter came around — they’d lived in a sailboat and an overlander in Australia for years.
They wanted to move to the U.S. for Aupi’s birth to be closer to family, but also didn’t want to get into the rental market. A skoolie sounded like the perfect solution. They call their home “The Green Bean.”
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Family of 3 & Their Skoolie Conversion
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This unique cabana in Colombia is one of the most architecturally distinctive tiny houses we’ve featured. The floor plan is shaped like a plus sign (+), with curved archways and cozy alcoves that create multiple defined living spaces within a compact footprint. The large arched windows frame stunning city views that make this home truly special.
The home sits on a beautiful mountaintop patio in Cali, Colombia, with outdoor seating for two and a couple’s hot tub under an overhang. Designed by architect Rodrigo Uribe, the cabana won a National Design Award—a testament to its innovative approach to small-space living.
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Award-Winning Brick Studio with Hot Tub
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This 400-square-foot tiny house on wheels demonstrates what’s possible when you combine tiny living with Hawaiian paradise. Located in Upcountry Maui within a small community of just five tiny homes, this salmon-pink cottage shows how tiny house communities can offer the perfect balance of privacy and neighborly connection.
What makes this setup particularly interesting is the solar power system that eliminates electricity bills entirely—a significant consideration given Hawaii’s high utility costs. The home also features a greywater recycling system, propane utilities, and a self-contained septic setup, making it a great case study in semi-off-grid island living.
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A Charming Pink Tiny House in a Hawaiian Community
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