This Cow Shed Tiny House in Easton Farm Park in Woodbridge, United Kingdom is uniquely built to resemble a traditional cow shed. It’s known as the Daisy and is located in a rural haven where you can immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature while still enjoying the comforts of a cozy double bed and an additional three-quarter bed above.
This sleeping arrangement accommodates four guests, making it a good choice for families or a group of friends seeking an unforgettable outdoor adventure. If you need more space, there are several other cow sheds on the property too. What do you think?
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Glamping With A Twist: Exploring Cow Shed: Daisy in Easton Farm Park
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Personally, I think this sculptural home looks like a dragon, but the Airbnb description says this 70s build was a “giant seashell unicorn” which is equally magical. Designed by two architecture students, it was largely abandoned until someone bought the home in 2017 and restored it to its former glory.
Sitting among the trees in Austin, Texas, this unique “Bloomhouse” features a main bedroom, a second-floor sitting area, and a full kitchen. The interior feels much like living inside a giant coral reef! Coming in at 1100 square feet, it’s more of a “small” dwelling.
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Architecture Students’ 70s Brainchild Meticulously Restored
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Looking for a unique home style? This Owl Hill House was built by artists in the 1980s and has a funky, sculptural feel. The furniture is all built into the walls and gives you a cozy Hobbit-like spot to vacation.
There’s a bed, full kitchen, and bathroom, as well as a cozy round living space with a wood-burning stove. While the Airbnb listing doesn’t mention it, this looks like a cob home with plaster walls!
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570 Sq Ft Owl Hill House
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You might think an 1800s windmill would make for rustic accommodations, but you’d be wrong! This windmill has been transformed into not just a tiny house, but a luxurious tiny house!
There’s a King-sized bed in the bedroom at the top of the windmill that features windows all around the perimeter, giving you a breathtaking view of the ocean. A luxury bathroom sits on the second floor complete with a glass shower stall and there’s air-conditioning throughout to keep you comfortable. Tell us what you think!
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Windmill Tiny House in Portugal with 360 Degree Views
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The Boho is one of ESCAPE’s most recognizable models, and this particular build showed off the version most people fall for: pale plywood walls on the inside, black SmartSide paneling on the outside. That contrast is the whole trick. The dark, matte exterior reads modern and almost disappears into a wooded lot, while the light interior bounces what daylight comes through the windows so a studio-sized footprint never feels like a tunnel.
The layout is a single open studio. Flip-down tables handle both work and dining without permanently eating floor space, and a fold-flat couch turns the living area into a second sleeping spot. The kitchen runs a stone countertop, gas range, and a full-height refrigerator, with open shelving instead of upper cabinets to keep the wall from closing in. The bathroom fits a full-sized shower and a TOTO toilet, and a high-efficiency heat pump handles both heating and cooling.
Editor’s note: this specific unit was offered at $62.3K (a $5.2K discount) back in 2023 and has long since sold. We’re keeping the tour up because the Boho is still in production and the design lessons here hold up. For homes you can actually buy today, see the current listings below.
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Inside the Boho: A Studio-Layout Tiny House from ESCAPE
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Meet Amber and Eli who spent the last four years working on their DIY school bus conversion! They spent one year living in the bus largely unfinished and have finally completed the build and are on a four-month travel stint. When they aren’t on the road, they live stationary at a bus dealership where they work.
They prioritized their kitchen and bathroom above all, and have oodles of counter space, a large stainless sink, a separate fridge, and an extra freezer, and they spared no expense in their shower! Glass tiles, exposed copper pipes, and a glass bowl sink give their shower a spa-like feel.
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Roaming and Nesting: A Glimpse into Their Stationary and Travel Bus Life
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This 350 square foot a-frame in trees is dubbed the “Skyframe” and gets its name because it stands on stilts and makes you feel like you’re in a magical treehouse with views of the surrounding forest.
Despite the obstacle that is plumbing a treehouse, the A-frame features a luxurious bathroom inside with a tiled shower and epic bowl vanity. There’s also a full kitchen, seating area, and two queen beds — one in the loft and one in a first-floor bedroom.
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A Lifted A-Frame in the Woods of Sanford, Maine
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This is the Buttercup, the latest iteration of the Kokosing model built by Modern Tiny Living. This model features a full kitchen, full bath, sleeping loft, high-top work/eat nook, and swiss-army-knife social area that can become an additional bed or lounge area.
The name comes from the soft, yellow color the clients chose for the exterior of their home. Inside, they kept things quite neutral, with white walls and natural wood trim. What’s your favorite part of this tiny house?
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Latest Iteration of the 24 ft. Kokosing by Modern Tiny Living
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Drew came to Glampervan a few years ago to help create amazing custom rigs for others. He realized rather quickly that it didn’t make sense to pay for an apartment in the Bay Area when he was spending all his time building vans, so he soon moved into one himself!
He has moved up the ranks and is now the owner and CEO of Glampervan, and he shows off his awesome rig below. This model has a great kitchen, Lagoon swivel table, and a half-murphy bed that allows for a number of cool layouts depending on your needs from day to day.
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Modular Van Conversion with Convertible Features
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