This is the custom-built Kupersmit Tiny House by Movable Roots.
Introducing our custom-built tiny home on wheels named Kupermit! This tiny home sits on a 32′ long by 8’6″ wide foundation and is right around 335 sq ft of living space (counting the loft). This home was custom designed and built around our client’s specific needs.
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Patty & Shane spent a large portion of their military days stationed overseas. Eventually, they purchased a huge 3,500 square foot home where they were living happily until they got a taste of RV life! Now that Shane is retired, they have downsized into just 400 square feet and are enjoying traveling across the country.
Their RV is a behemoth for a tiny space! This amazing rig features a huge pantry, five slide-outs, and enough storage for kayaks, Christmas decor, and all kinds of other goods. They’ve overhauled the factory interior to make it truly “theirs.” Enjoy!
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This is the story of Jed and Sandy’s full-time van life. The couple initially sold their home in North Carolina, quit their jobs, and downsized into a 30-foot travel trailer. After traveling in the trailer, they decided to downsize further into a van to access more remote locations during their travels.
Their DIY extended Sprinter conversion features a functional layout with plenty of built-in storage, a kitchen, cabinets, and a bathroom with recirculating shower and composting toilet. Today, they continue traveling as full-time nomads.
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The extended Sprinter provides more length than a standard van while maintaining maneuverability. This balance of space and mobility suits their goal of reaching places a larger travel trailer couldn’t go.
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This is a Decathlon Tiny Home with a 3-in-1 sink-dishwasher.
The dishwasher is built right into the sink in the kitchen of the tiny house. It seems like this could be a really convenient dishwasher set up for a tiny house. Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments. Would you consider this dishwasher sink combo in your house?
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After living in LA for several years and traveling in their self-built camper van, this couple decided they wanted to build their tiny cabin in Portugal, where they could grow their food and live a simpler and more sustainable life.
They built an off-grid house while documenting the process from design to finish and creating a step-by-step guide for anyone wanting to build the same cabin. Check it out and learn more below!
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ESCAPE’s e-series was the company’s answer to rising build costs: rather than quoting every home as a custom order, they produced ready-made versions of their most popular models, which cut both the price and the wait.
This post tours two of them side by side. The eVista is the all-electric take on the Vista — a single-level studio with clean lines, a flip-up table, open shelving, a microwave and induction cooktop, under-bed storage, and the huge picture windows the model is known for. The eVista XL stretches that footprint far enough to add a private bedroom, with a closet and bathroom on the opposite side.
That is the real distinction worth understanding between the two: the XL trades length for a door.
Editor’s note: when this was published in 2022 the eVista started at $43,600, with an upgraded unit at $52.6K. Those units sold and prices have moved since. ESCAPE’s current e-series lineup and pricing are linked below.
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You might remember the tiny home by Tiny Heirloom built for a Bear River Casino resort giveaway that included this amazing 3-in-1 dishwasher-sink-purifier combo built by Fotile Global. Well here’s a post all about it! You can even get these at any big box store (for example, here it is at Lowe’s).
While not cheap (it’s a $1500 investment!), it seems like a great space-saving option, especially for a tiny house kitchen. You can easily place a cutting board over the flat top of the dishwasher to gain counter space while it’s doing its job, and the sink is accessible at all times. Besides doing a great job at washing dishes, it also has a number of settings to allow you to purify fruits, veggies, and seafood.
Thanks, James D. for sharing this!
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Images by Fotile Global
Get excited for another awesome for-charity tiny house festival hosted by United Tiny House. There will be workshops, celebrity speakers, and tons of THOWs, skoolies, and vans for you to tour.
The festival will be held in Macon, GA and all the proceeds go to charity. Win-win!
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This Portland tiny house was built by a general contractor and craftsperson who described the goal as “creating inhabitable art using quality materials” — and the material list backs that up: solid hickory floors and cabinets, a vaulted cedar ceiling, and a stated refusal of laminates, pressboard, vinyl, or flat-pack furniture anywhere in the build.
That is an unusual commitment in a tiny house, where weight and cost normally push builders toward engineered materials. It makes the home heavier and more expensive per square foot — and it is exactly why it looks the way it does.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $65,000 in 2022 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
Here is how the builder described it at the time:
This exquisite tiny house was built by a general contractor & craftsperson who delights in creating inhabitable art using quality materials. No laminates/pressboard/vinyl/IKEA anything. Solid hickory floor; vaulted cedar ceiling and tin-tile accent wall with matching tin-tile and hickory cabinets; lots of ingenious built-in storage; hand-built, true divided-lite stained glass window. Space for love seat in living area. All new appliances. Fully functional electric/plumbing/heating/AC. The house is brand new and ready to roll! Currently located at build site in Portland, Oregon. Serious inquiries.
You can check it out on Facebook here to contact the seller, ask questions and make an offer. What do you think?
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Images via Tanya Cope Jarvik
