This is the story and tour of a reader’s 220-sq.-ft. tiny apartment in Los Angeles.
It’s a small space with an open-layout, 12-ft. high ceilings, and a lovely balcony. It didn’t come with a kitchen, but Paul put a kitchenette together that’s simple, affordable, and functional (see below). What do you think about living tiny and simply in an apartment or studio kind of like this?
Remember the Nest Tiny House in Phoenix? It’s a modern tiny home on wheels with a beautiful, one-of-a-kind design with floor to ceiling windows.
It’s been a vacation unit in the Phoenix area which we blogged about here, but now the owners are selling it. So it’s available in case you might be interested in it. Take a look, learn more, and let us know what you think in the comments.
Interested or at least curious about new and clean ways to commute or just move yourself around for the rest of 2019, 2020, and beyond?
Then I think you might find this post entertaining and informative because there are lots of new and interesting “vehicles” out there that are electric-powered that can be fun to get around in. So let’s explore a few together…
What do you think of these fun and different ways to moving around? They may not be practical for most of us, but maybe if you live in a city or you just happen to be lucky enough to live really close to your work, or wherever else you may be going everyday, well, maybe these electric vehicles/scooters may be of interest to you. Or at least, entertaining to you because it’s always fun to see what’s new, and these personal electric vehicles are pretty cool, aren’t they?
Well this tiny house by Hauslein is better known as the family tiny house because it’s perfectly suited for that since it boasts three bedrooms inside and it also even has a slide-out in the living area. Check it out and let me know what you think in the comments!
This is the Indigo Tiny House that’s for rent at Escalante Village, a tiny house community in Durango, Colorado.
Want to live here? Well, this SIP-built 28-ft tiny home on wheels may still be available. It’s listed for rent over at the community website as available. You could also always inquire about living there in your own tiny house here, too. Please learn more below!
This is the story of Kahla and Gary, and the tiny house they’re living in out of Durango, Colorado in a tiny house community.
They met while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, decided to hike it together, and proceeded to move into Kahla’s tiny house together because she was already building it with the help of her parents. From time to time, they still live out of their backpacks.
