The Hammock House is a modern cabin in the Texas Hill Country, about an hour outside of Austin. It’s a unique cabin with two levels: the first floor with the living, kitchen, and bath, and the upstairs with a large bedroom that opens to a balcony and hammock. It’s meant to be the perfect place to get away from it all and relax in nature. The property is gated and private and the most notable thing about the home is the hammock deck accessible from the upstairs bedroom.
The kitchen is designed for light cooking and there are 12′ of glass sliding doors on both levels to enjoy. During warm weather, there’s even an outdoor tub for soaking under the stars. Plus, with nearby lakes and state parks, there is plenty to explore. If you’re looking for a unique and peaceful getaway, consider The Hammock House! What are your thoughts on this cabin? Would you consider building something kind of like this?
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Modern Cabin in the Texas Hill Country
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Jenn was running a grooming business, working 60-70 hours a week. Kyle was staying home with their three kids and constantly shuffling them from school to sports to activities. They were fed up with the rat race and decided it was time for something new. A year later, they had moved into their awesome coach bus tiny home.
The bus has a large kitchen area, oodles of power and plenty of undermount storage for tools, water and all the extras. They have a special gaming space set up for the their son, bunks for the kids and a residential King-sized bed where the family can all hang out and have movie night. What a cool family.
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This Family of 5 Never Wants to Give Up Tiny Living!
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Are you curious about the tiny house movement? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a tiny home? If so, then this Wild Abundance Tiny House Class might be for you!
In this class, you’ll get to explore three different tiny homes through video tours with their designers/builders/dwellers. You’ll also have access to a live panel discussion so it can be your chance to ask questions about designing, building, and living in a tiny house. Plus, there’s a video discourse with Rob Greenfield on simple and sustainable living in a tiny house.
With over 2 hours of content, you’ll have lifetime access to this class, so you can watch and learn at your own pace. If you’re ready to learn more about the tiny house movement, then sign up for this class today. And best of all, it’s free!
Learn from Folks Who Are Living in Tiny Houses
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Allison & Nick purchased their bus somewhat impulsively, but they diligently converted it into the gorgeous nature-inspired skoolie it is today over the course of two years! During that time they were largely working full-time, saving money for their adventure.
They’ve been on the road for 6 months, enjoying all their hard work. They chose tons of natural materials like hardwood floors, quartz countertops, porcelain tiles, and a pine ceiling. But they also included the comforts of home with their bathtub and a sweet gaming set-up. Enjoy!
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Acacia Wood Floors, Quartz Countertops & Epic Gaming Set-Up
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The owners of this new tiny home commissioned it so they’d have a comfortable and safe place for their older relatives to stay when they came to visit. As such, the tiny house by Build Tiny in New Zealand has no loft, and everything is easily accessible.
The interior design is studio-style, with a bed on one end and the kitchen/eating area on the other. Behind the door inside, you’ll find the compact bathroom. Everything you need for guests!
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Guest House for Aging Relatives by Build Tiny
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Mario wanted a way to travel stealthily but still have room to spread out when he found a campervan-friendly spot. So he designed it himself! Altogether, he spent about $40k (in Euros) on his unfolding box truck, doing some work himself and then hiring some freelancers to finish the job.
He used the best features and materials for his solar setup, heating/cooling systems, and water system to make sure the process of living on the road was as nice as possible. While you can fully use the campervan when it’s closed up, the front, back and side open up to create extra rooms! Tell us what you think.
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His $40K High Tech Box Truck Tiny Home
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A New Zealand family recently commissioned Build Tiny to create a vacation tiny home for them, inspired by the bachs in their area (“A bach is a small, often modest holiday home or beach house in New Zealand” – Wikipedia). As such, the tiny house prioritizes family space and an indoor-outdoor concept over having oodles of storage.
The two lofts on either side have beds for the parents and the kids, and the kitchen has plenty of space for making holiday meals. The entire living room wall opens up in good weather to the outdoor deck. Gorgeous!
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Their Vacation Tiny House for Indoor-Outdoor Living
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Sierra owns and rents out three of the tiny homes built by Zion Tiny Homes and located in their tiny home resort in Utah. She carefully selected every detail to make it a fun and functional family-friendly stay for her guests.
The boho-style tiny house features a half-loft where the living room is on top and underneath there’s a queen bed. There’s also a queen bed up in the loft (accessible via ladder) and the couch folds out to sleep one. You’ll love the generous size of the bathroom, including a roomy glass shower.
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Tiny House by Zion Tiny Homes
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This mountaintop tiny cabin sits on 99 acres of woodland just 2.5 hours outside of New York City. It’s been in Ken Phillips’ family for more than 70 years, but as things go, his family has little time to enjoy the property anymore, and it’s now for sale.
While the cabin itself is off-grid and a bit rustic, totaling just 350 square feet, the property it sits on is absolutely breathtaking and worth the $3.25 million price tag. What would you do with a property like this? Ken tells his story below…
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350 Square Foot Cabin on 99 Acres of Woodlands
Images via Ken Phillips
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