Here’s some exciting news if you’re looking for a prefab cabin! A production facility for My Cabin is now manufacturing units in Waukegan, Il. The company was born in Latvia, but now it has come to North America, building units out of a 30,000-square-foot warehouse steps from Chicago!
They offer four different tiny homes, all under 500 square feet, which are built in their facility and then installed at your site. You can pick just one, or buy a set of them! They’re all made from luxury materials, so you’ll get a functional and gorgeous space. Learn more below.
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Mix & Match PreFab Cabins Delivered Anywhere
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It never ceases to amaze me how much more spacious a 10-foot-wide tiny house is in comparison to the 8-foot-wide standard size. You can really see that in this 31-foot-long gooseneck tiny home from MitchCraft!
This tiny home has it all — a super comfy built-in sectional couch with tons of storage, a U-shaped kitchen complete with a drawer dishwasher, and a bathroom with a huge stock tank soaking tub. Head up the steps to the gooseneck bedroom where there’s standing room next to a stacked washer and dryer, a big built-in closet, and a comfy bed.
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Stunning 10-foot-wide Gooseneck THOW
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Karson and Brendon were turning 30 and not ready to commit to a house or kids or pets like so many of their peers. So they decided to ditch their 9-5s and do something alternative — buy a shuttle bus and make it into their tiny home!
They have a great rig with a comfortable dinette (that can become a guest bed), a bathroom with a recirculating shower, and lots of counter space. Let us know what you like most about it in the comments.
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Booth-Style Dining Table & Recirculating Shower
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The Oaks is the second phase of the ESCAPE Tampa Bay Tiny House Village in Thonotosassa, Florida. This expansion features ESCAPE tiny houses on professionally landscaped lots surrounding a central green space. Units are available for purchase with leased lots, and the community offers gated access, underground utilities, and fiber optic internet.
ESCAPE Tiny Houses at The Oaks
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There’s a certain kind of getaway where you pull up to a place, take one look around, and immediately feel your shoulders drop. Fish Brook Farm in Liberty, New York, is exactly that. It’s a 65-acre property tucked into the Catskills with woods, fields, a creek running through it — and alpacas. The tiny cottage on the hill is about as simple and charming as it gets.
The cabin is a single-room structure with no plumbing, no loft, and just enough electricity to power a lamp and charge your phone. It’s glamping in the best sense of the word — stripped down to the essentials with a focus on the experience rather than the amenities. And with a 4.91-star rating from nearly 180 reviews on Airbnb, it’s clear that guests love the simplicity.
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A Tin-Roofed Cottage on the Hill
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Modern Tiny Living built this beautiful custom 24 ft tiny home, called the Coastal Modern, for a client looking for an ADU to act as a guest cottage for friends and family.
It features a loft bedroom and a spacious social area where guests can relax and chat well into the evening. There’s a compact kitchen space since it’s not meant to be a full-time home. In the bathroom, guests will find a luxurious shower and a composting toilet. What do you think?
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Amazing Tiny Home Built As an ADU Guest Cottage
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Rebecca and Stuart were stationed together in Cuba while in active Navy service, and then spent three years long-distance when they were stationed in two different places. Once they left the military, they weren’t ready to buy a house and didn’t know where they wanted to settle down, so living in an RV seemed like the perfect solution.
While it was only supposed to be temporary, when the world shut down in 2020 they found their nomadic lifestyle more and more attractive. They ended up getting a different RV that was easier to travel in, and that’s what you’ll see below! Make sure to read our Q&A with them after the pictures.
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Navy Vets & Their Dogs in 1997 Bigfoot Over-Cab Camper
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Jordan & Sam lived full-time on the road in this amazing renovated Skoolie for a few years before buying an old home that they’re now renovating! They still live part-time in their rig, chasing adventure when they hear it calling.
Their skoolie is all wine-themed, complete with a cork wall, “wine cellar” drawer, and wine box storage. All the bibliophiles will love the pop-out bookshelf, and if you’re working on the road, take inspiration from their cool office space. Let me know what you think.
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Pop-Out Bookshelf & Wine Cellar in This Awesome Skoolie
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Jagaloria went to Standing Rock and met so many people living alternatively, she said it just didn’t feel right to stay in her apartment and work her life away. Thankfully, she made connections while there that allowed her to find a short bus and make it home!
Amazingly, her conversion only took one month of work with a former partner! The turquoise bus has all she needs — a bed, dinette and kitchen space — and she sells smudges, dream catchers, salves, and other products to afford her life on the road. Enjoy our Q&A with her below!
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She Converted A Short Bus in One Month!
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