This is a 2020 Tumbleweed Elm 26 Equator Tiny House on wheels.
It’s available out of Colorado Springs for $99,879. The tiny home has a covered front porch entry, 204-sq.-ft. on the main level, and a 73-sq.-ft. sleeping loft.
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We’ve seen elevator beds before, but what about elevator storage or an elevator office? Bumblebee Spaces has solved the problem with tiny spaces by creating whole ceiling-affixed rooms that can be lowered at the touch of a button.
While there’s all kinds of multi-purpose furniture, Bumblebee Spaces makes it really easy to move from mode to mode without needing to rearrange anything. It’s all operated via an app, making it perfect for the modern home. Check it out below!
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The Catskills Tiny House Workshop is a one-of-a-kind event where you not only learn everything you need to know about designing and overseeing the build of your little space, you get to *stay* in a tiny house and enjoy the inner workings of tiny house living for a weekend.
The workshop costs $495 which includes lodging, sample blueprints, sample written plans, a sample builder’s contract, a sample land rental agreement for a tiny house, and a how-to guide packed with building terms, definitions, and facts. Sign up here. Their next workshop is May 13-15, 2022.
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This is a modern, custom, 24-ft. tiny home on wheels originally built on an Iron Eagle trailer by Shelterwise in 2015 using 2 by 6 construction.
It’s for sale out of Grass Valley, California for $67,200. Take a look and learn more below!
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Images via Matt/Tiny Home Builders
If you ever get a chance to go to Scotland, you most definitely should take it — and you could even stay in this lovely little off-grid cottage perched high on a hill with breathtaking views.
The one-bedroom cottage has a dine-in kitchen and cozy living room with floor-to-ceiling windows that let you take in the Scottish countryside. You can dine outdoors as well, or soak in the wood-fired hot tub. What do you think?
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Meet the “Trekkershus,” an awesome shippping container turned vacation property. It sits in the PlatzProjekt, an experimental village in Hannover, Germany. During your stay you’ll be surrounded by other unique, alternative buildings and architectural concepts.
This container home houses the bedroom and office space (with speedy internet) indoors, while the eating and kitchen space are on the terrace. The bathroom with full plumbing is affixed to the container and accesible via the deck. What do you think of the design?
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Savannah dreamed of van life but was initially worried about what others would think. She eventually realized no one was living her life but her, and outfitted her own DIY van conversion she calls the “Babe Cave.”
The build features a full-sized bed, micro kitchen, and space for her cat and co-pilot, George. The exterior is intentionally stealthy, while huge drawers accessible from the back of the van in the garage space maximize storage.
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Make lemonade out of lemons, right? Heidi saw her job lost in the midst of the pandemic as the perfect catalyst to bus life — she had been dreaming of traveling for years! With the help of her dad’s garage full of tools, she was able to transform her short bus for around $15K, including the cost of the bus.
She kept the original handicap door so she can open it up and set up her hammock chair, and she even found room for her large “tiny painting” collection that she wasn’t willing to part with. The interior of her bus has so much character with bold prints and paintings that match her unique taste.
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When dealing with a compact space, finding ways to hide your stuff is of utmost importance. While open-concept shelving has really taken off lately, Mark Langen shows how creative hidden storage can allow for clean lines while still keeping the space visually open.
This apartment hides a shower behind a wall, spices and jars in the backsplash, and a mini bar in the most unpredictable spot. Oh, and there’s even office space in the super-neat table! Let us know what you think.
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Images by Mark Langen
