This Storybook A-Frame looks ready to welcome a whole family of bears, or maybe a couple of children lost in the woods, or a sweet girl wearing a red hood! The A-Frame sits in the woods of North Carolina and has been decorated in a trendy monochrome beige that feels cottage-y and clean.
The A-Frame has a first-floor queen bedroom as well as a loft bedroom. The loft is accessible via a sturdy staircase, so there’s no fear of midnight ladder climbing. You can make meals in the L-shaped kitchen before sitting down at the rustic table for a meal. What do you think?
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One Bedroom, One Loft Cabin in North Carolina
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The Sourwood Cabin is the ultimate romantic getaway! Complete with a hot tub, outdoor shower with twin shower heads, an outdoor bed-sized lounge swing, a luxurious indoor King-sized bed, and a spa-tastic bathroom with a walk-in shower and giant soaking tub — what’s not to love?
You can cook simple meals in the kitchentte that has two burners and a coffee station, or go out to eat at one of the nearby restaurants. The home has breathtaking views of the mountains, and you’ll feel secluded and at rest during your stay.
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Luxurious Cabin w/ Hot Tub & Walk-In Shower
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Mati and Luli moved to New Zealand about seven years ago, where a stay in a cozy treehouse unexpectedly shifted their entire outlook on space, simplicity, and what it means to live well. Realizing they needed far less than they ever imagined, they were inspired to build their own tiny house from the trailer up—using mostly reclaimed materials—and spending just around $18,000 USD to bring it to life.
We had the pleasure of interviewing the couple, and below you’ll find their full story, a tour of their beautiful tiny home, and a look at the school bus they later converted into a charming small apartment. Enjoy!
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Their Tiny Home From Reclaimed Materials & Bus Conversion!
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This 28-foot Cascade-model THOW solves two of the most common tiny house complaints at once. The bed sits on an electric lift above the living room, so it rises out of the way each morning and returns without anyone climbing a ladder — and there’s still an 8-foot loft with a slide-out ladder if you want the extra sleeping or storage space.
The second fix is the six-foot slide-out, fitted with a custom workspace and Edison lights. A permanent desk is one of the first casualties of a tiny floorplan; pushing it into a bump-out means a real office that never has to be packed away. Inside, clear-coated pine tongue-and-groove runs across the walls and a vaulted ceiling, with maple butcher block counters, a 9.2 cu. ft. stainless refrigerator, a mini-split for heating and cooling, a tankless in-line water heater, and a full-height corner shower with a rainfall head, jets, and a spray wand. The galley kitchen has everything except an oven.
Editor’s note: this RVIA-certified home was listed at $75,000 by its owner in Eatonville, Washington in late 2023 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside a Pine-Lined THOW with an Elevator Bed
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Marie discovered the world of tiny homes through YouTube — and that single spark changed everything. What began as simple curiosity turned into a full DIY build that challenged her, taught her new skills, and ultimately transformed her life. With determination, trial and error, and a whole lot of heart, she created a beautiful tiny home perfectly tailored to her needs.
The experience was so empowering that she pursued carpentry professionally. Today, she’s a carpentry apprentice and teaches other women the craft at WomeNZShed — a full-circle success story born from one bold decision to build her own space.
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Empowered By Her DIY Tiny House Build
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Chay and his brother Colby set out to build a truck camper they could actually afford — and they gave themselves three non-negotiables: it had to cost under $1K, it had to sleep both of them in bunks, and it needed to lift completely off the truck so the vehicle could still be used normally.
Ten days, plenty of grit, and some creative problem-solving later, they pulled it off. Their dad jumped in on the final day to help with drywall and finishing touches, and together they managed to meet their deadline and stay under budget. The transformation is impressive — and you can watch the full build below.
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They Built a $1K Truck Camper in 10 Days!
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An airplane as a vacation home? It’s not exactly tiny (650 square feet) and wasn’t inexpensive ($600K+), but it’s really neat! Jon and Stephanie own and operate a flight school in Alaska, and started building tiny homes to house their students.
During construction, Jon got the wild idea that an aircraft-turned-home would be a less expensive option. It wasn’t — the cost of transporting retired aircraft to Alaska is steep — but they carried on with the idea anyway, deciding on making it an Airbnb. You’ll love this unique vacation spot, complete with two bedrooms, a luxury bathroom, and a cool off-wing deck!
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These Pilots Turned a Plane into a 2 bed 1 Bath Home
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Tiffany fell in love with tiny homes when she was in high school, and when she was 18, she decided to start building her very own while taking online college classes. It took her about 3 years to complete it because she was also working on two other house flips while building her THOW. That said, she finished the project and moved in with her now husband.
Her house has a loft bedroom and two large pull-out closets, one for clothes and one for her 36 pairs of high heels. Tiffany is living proof that you can keep your favorite things and still go tiny! We had the privilege of interviewing her, so be sure to read her story and check out her amazing house below.
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It Has a Closet That Fits 36 Pairs of Heels!
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This is a gorgeous Double Loft Tiny Home for sale, originally built by Nomad Tiny Homes. The 30-foot tiny house has a dedicated living room, galley kitchen, and a large bathroom complete with a larger shower stall, residential toilet, and a stacked washer and dryer unit.
There are two lofts, one which you can access via a storage staircase, and the other via a ladder. Both lofts have three large windows to help keep the space from feeling claustrophobic. You can purchase the home for $99.5K in Dripping Springs, Texas.
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Nomad Tiny Homes Modern Farmhouse: $99.5K
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