Check out the latest luxury tiny house from the builders at Tiny Heirloom. This 37×8.5 ft tiny house sits on a gooseneck trailer, allowing for a private Master bedroom with headroom. But if you have kids or frequent guests, you’ll appreciate the back bunkroom on the other side of the THOW.
All the finishes are high-end, like the custom backsplash or designer wallpaper throughout. If you like something bold and different, this tiny is for you! It’s currently for sale, and you contact the seller here.
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It’s the Cerulean Tiny House by Tiny Heirloom with a Master Bedroom, too!
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In general, most container homes we feature seem to be in that 40-foot range, but here’s a micro tiny for you! At just 128 square feet, Kountry Containers had to get creative to fit everything.
They made great use of the flat top of the container, adding a porch with a safety railing where one can really take advantage of good weather. Inside the couch doubles as the bed, and there’s a micro kitchen and toilet closet on the back wall.
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Kountry Containers Loft-Free Micro Home
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Have you ever wanted to rent a van? Maybe for a vacation, or to help you decide if #vanlife is right for you? Well, Boho Vans not only builds custom vans (which are amazing), they also rent out their vans for short-term excursions.
They recently sold their Gloria model, which they previously used as a rental. As you can see, the rentals are absolutely gorgeous, with tons of additions that will make #vanlife easier and exciting. Have you ever tried a van rental before?
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They Build & Rent Amazing Vans!
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This adorable couple worked together running a kaleidoscope business for more than 30 years, but wife Shelley hit an impass one day where she really wanted to travel. Randy says she did what he wanted for 30 years, so it was his turn to follow her. #RelationshipGoals
As such, Shelley let Randy pick the exterior color of the bus and took care of the rest of the decor. And he didn’t hold back! He chose quite the showstopping lime green color. You’ll love Tiny House Giant Journey’s interior tour with this great couple.
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Knapp Time: Lime Green Retirement Bus Conversion
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Here’s the “Bouldin Creek Bungalow” which sits behind the main house on this property and is filled with quaint and quirky decor to make it a truly one-of-a-kind stay. You can sit out on the front porch to enjoy coffee prepared in the full kitchen inside.
There’s both a downstairs bedroom with ensuite bath, and a large loft for additional guests. The living room and kitchen seamlessly make up the downstairs. This looks like a really great design for full-time living as well. Thoughts?
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Ecclectic Austin Bungalow Vacation
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In a tiny house, using every inch of space is of utmost importance. That’s why the closet!BOOM! system is such a great way to organize your hanging clothing in a compact area. This innovative closet rod allows you to hang clothing on special thin hangers and then push the whole arm flat against the wall.
The company sells the “naked” rods, or you can also purchase thin wardrobes in a number of sizes to hide the clothing. The rods and wardrobes come in a number of styles and finishes to fit any decor. If you have a larger side table, you can even stagger the rods to get up to 3x the storage space. What do you think?
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Best Way To Hang Clothes in a Tiny House?
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This is one super cute little 107 sq. ft. cabin tucked into the towering trees of Fernwood Hills in Ontario. About half of the wall space in the cabin is windows, allowing for tons of refreshing, natural light.
It began as just a daytime retreat where people come to be alone with their thoughts or to write or meditate, but after they got enough interest, the owners put it up as an overnight retreat. Take a look and tell us what you think!
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Western Ontario Woodland Tiny House
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This is the latest unit completed by ESCAPE, their popular Boho XL model, which included lots of “goodies” and special options including a kitchen upgrade and extra counterspace.
Like all Bohos, it has a ground floor-bedroom and this one came with a professional grade Serta mattress for maximum comfort. You’ll find a laundry center, lots of storage, and blinds on all the windows for added privacy.
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“Goody”-Filled BohoXL — UPDATE: Just Sold
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This is the story of Jesse, who built his own off-grid cabin from reclaimed materials as a teenager—and still lives there today with his partner Jayne. What started as a solo project has evolved into a full homestead compound complete with a screen house, sauna, and outdoor pizza oven.
Their journey demonstrates how a tiny cabin can grow and adapt over time, and how two people can successfully share a small off-grid space.
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The Complete Off-Grid Setup: Cabin, Sauna and Screen House
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