Tiny Idahomes is still producing beautiful custom tiny homes! This stunning house was built for Betty, who chose to work off of their Cascade model. She wanted a ground-floor bedroom with tall ceilings and lots of natural light — and she got it.
A slide-out across from the front door provides a spot for a couch, and a galley kitchen with an induction cook top and farmhouse sink leads to the bathroom at the other end of the tiny house. In the bathroom, you’ll find a washer/dryer combo and a corner shower stall. What do you think?
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Cascade Tiny House with Living Room Bump Out
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Shoshannah and her son have been traveling around New Zealand in their bus conversion for about a year now, enjoying the chance to see the country and make all kinds of memories together!
She purchased a Mazda Parkway Bus already converted and has made it work for her family. There’s a toy corner, a little swing, a car seat up near the driver’s seat and her son has an awesome elevator bunk bed on pulleys! What do you think?
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Son Has An Elevator Bunk Bed!
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While we’re no strangers here to tiny spaces, this crazy 4-story micro apartment in Tokyo is something totally new! The apartment consists of 4 stories — two of which are a micro wet-bath and a twin-sized loft area. The other two stories are just 6.5 feet x 6.5 feet and act as the kitchen and living room/entryway.
The temperature difference between the top story (loft) and the bottom (bathroom) is quite remarkable, meaning you could adjust your sleeping area based on the weather outside. There is a built-in tiny kitchen with a hot plate, sink and mini fridge, and even a root cellar! What do you think?
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Do You Like This Spiraling Micro Apartment?
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It’s been a while since we’ve seen a gooseneck tiny house around here, and I love them just as much as usual. This 32′ model comes from Tiny House Building Company. The Waterford features grey board and batten on the outside and beautiful shiplap walls indoors.
What makes this model unique is that the gooseneck bedroom connects to a higher-still loft, making it a two-bedroom tiny house. There’s also a living room with an electric fireplace, a decked-out kitchen, and a compact bathroom area. What do you think?
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Board and Batten Gooseneck Tiny House on Wheels
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Get ready for a lovely tour of this A-Frame (plus an addition) tiny house that sits on a lake in Switzerland, about 2 hours outside of Berlin. The off-grid boat house runs on minimal solar power without running water, Wi-Fi, or much phone connection, giving you a chance to unplug.
When you walk in, there’s an open living and dining space on the waterside of the home. Against the trees, you’ll find the micro kitchen (with a stovetop and fridge) and the bathroom with an RV-style toilet. Up the ladder sits two bedroom areas and can sleep up to four. There’s a video tour from a couple who stayed in the cabin at the end of the post.
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All-Wood Cabin on a Lake Near Berlin
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Jeff is a personal chef who bought a van to act as his daily driver, adventure vehicle, and a unique setting for his private meal offerings. Now you can get a professionally-prepared meal from Jeff and eat at his U-shaped dinette or outside at his slide-out table.
While he doesn’t live in the van full-time, Jeff likes having the option to travel and take vacations from his home base in Florida. As you’d expect, he has tons of counter prep space inside his rig, making it easy for him to prepare something delicious!
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His Amazing Promaster Van Conversion with Tons of Counter Space
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This awesome family was on a mission to travel from Canada to Baja, Mexico — and they made it! They have enough solar power to provide electricity to nearly three buses — which is quite impressive.
The husband and wife have two young kids who sleep in sleek bunks painted to their tastes. They kept a very open design with no upper cabinets to maximize visual clarity. What do you think?
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From Canada to Baja in Their Converted School Bus
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This is the Nest roundhouse cabin with an outdoor bath. The little cabin has an open layout with a kitchen, bedroom area, living space, and a luxury private bathroom.
It’s a nature retreat located in Fordscroft Farm in Crewkerne, Somerset, United Kingdom. Learn more below!
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Nest Roundhouse Cabin in the UK
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What would you do if you found out your boyfriend was dating multiple other women? Well, when Becah, Abi, and Morgan discovered they all had the same boyfriend — they ditched him and bought a school bus! Unconventional? Certainly. Awesome? Definitely.
These three went from complete strangers to DIY buddies to roommates in about 6 months, and have been traveling in their simple rig ever since. They have bunk beds, a new-to-them solar system, and a giant closet. What do you think?
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Instead of Getting Bitter, They Got a Bus
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