This is the Silo House at Laughing Llama Farm in Troy, Texas.
If you like llamas, farms, and silo house conversions, this may be your match made in heaven!
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If you’re looking for a picturesque and serene tiny house escape, look no further than this shipping container tiny house in Asheville, North Carolina called Tiny Blue House at the Hidden Flower Tiny Farm.
You’ll find a comfortable queen bed, kitchenette, and bathroom inside. There’s even room for a small dining table and chairs. The double glass doors open up to the incredible view of the mountains.
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If you’re craving adventure but not a huge DIY undertaking that lasts a year or longer — a professionally-converted van like the Devan from Bemyvan might be a good option. This stunning conversion has all the bells and whistles — a bathroom, a full solar and energy system, and high-tech perks.
The heating and cooling systems will keep you comfortable, and a queen-sized bed means you won’t sacrifice on sleep. Could you live in something like this?
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Images: Bemyvan
The latest custom build from Indigo River Tiny Homes defies the odds with an incredible King-Sized loft that you can stand up in! I really think stand-up lofts are the best of both worlds. Not only can you comfortably get dressed in your room, you double your floor space by being able to tuck a bathroom beneath it.
But the loft might come second to the giant U-shaped kitchen that has full-sized appliances, including a drawer dishwasher. The whole thing has a sleek white-and-black modern feel, with a pop of maroon for interest.
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Images: Indigo River Tiny Homes
This tree house in Phenix City, Alabama sits on 95 acres of nature. The multi-level structure features a rock climbing wall, spiral staircase, covered deck seating area, and swing set. Inside, the natural wood interior includes a living area with couch and TV, plus two sleeping lofts with queen-sized beds. A separate bathhouse provides shower and toilet facilities.
Images via Kim/Airbnb
The Urban Park Max by Tru Form Tiny is a 37 x 10 foot park model tiny home featuring minimalist design and a shed-style roofline. The interior includes a ground floor bedroom with walls of corner windows, eliminating the need for loft climbing while maximizing natural light. The L-shaped kitchen features tile backsplash, open shelving with natural wood accents, full-size oven, and undermount sink. A second sleeping loft provides additional space for guests or family members. The bathroom includes a custom vanity with vessel sink. The exterior showcases white siding with black trim and natural wood accents for contemporary curb appeal.
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This NOAH-certified 26-foot tiny house on wheels packs 208 square feet on the main floor plus two lofts (80 and 40 sq ft) into a beautifully crafted package with driftwood color tones, butcher-block countertops, exposed beams, and a galley kitchen with full-size appliances. It features a storage staircase with a sturdy safety railing leading to the main loft, a subway tile shower, flush toilet, and washer hookups.
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The latest iteration of the Teton model by Timbercraft Tiny Homes has a beachy interior feel with washed-out wood tones and blue-grey cabinetry. The 10-foot-wide layout includes a first-floor bedroom with high ceilings and plenty of storage, a loft bedroom over the bathroom, a U-shaped kitchen with a full-size fridge, and a front living room.
Images via Timbercraft Tiny Homes
Custom-built by MitchCraft Tiny Homes for around $175,000, Rebecca’s 10×30-foot THOW solves one of the biggest complaints about loft bedrooms: you can actually stand up in this one. The main loft has a landing with full headroom for getting dressed and accessing the wardrobe, plus a skylight over the bed for stargazing. Downstairs there is a U-shaped kitchen with a dishwasher, a bathroom with a stock tank soaking tub, a living room with a wood-burning stove, and a compact mudroom/office entry.
Images via MitchCraft
