In Naturita, Colorado, a 1942 uranium-mill engineers’ camp has been restored into Camp V: door-sided cabins, Burning Man art, a water-tank yoga studio, a speakeasy bus, and a swimming pond. Here’s the tour and how to book your own stay.
Creek Walk Cottages is a park-model tiny home community on 20+ wooded acres along the Swamp Rabbit Trail in Travelers Rest, South Carolina, with creekside trails, gardens, and homes under 400 sq ft.
Nestadu’s Nest series offers four prefab ADUs for California backyards, from a 200 sq ft studio to a 638 sq ft two-bedroom, built off-site and delivered fully assembled, with Nestadu handling design and permitting.
Gracious Tiny House Park is a small, family-owned park on Lake Okeechobee’s Rim Canal in Florida, with 21 full-hookup sites, about 10 on the waterfront, where tiny houses on wheels can park long-term next to boat docks and gazebos.
Here’s the honest truth: financing a tiny house on wheels is harder than financing a regular house. Banks lend on things they can easily value and resell. A…
There’s something magical about fall that makes us crave warmth, comfort, and intimate spaces. As the leaves turn golden and temperatures drop, the appeal of a cozy cabin becomes irresistible. Whether you’re dreaming of crackling fires, warm wood interiors, or simply a place to curl up with a good book, these 13 cabins capture the…
Kenneth built this foam-and-canvas teardrop on a 5×8 utility trailer with no wood framing. It has a composting toilet, storage-tub slide-out beds, and a drop floor, and it has held up for about 48,000 miles.
Becca and Anthony converted the garage behind their 1925 Portland bungalow into a bright 370 sq ft ADU with tall ceilings, moved in, and rent out the main house, with friends in a tiny house on wheels next door.
At 50, Jason Fine left his boilermaker job and, with his wife Sunni, spent six years building a cordwood and glass-bottle home in the Missouri Ozarks from trees milled on their own land, for less than $50,000 beyond the wood.
In Milan, architects ATOMAA fit a lift-up bed, walk-in storage, a full kitchen, and a generous bathroom into a 28 m² (301 sq ft) apartment by building the bedroom as an oak alcove and using color instead of walls.
