A traveling teacher was looking for a home she could tow with her wherever her job required, so she contacted Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses about building a gooseneck THOW out of metal SIPs (structurally insulated panels) that would be easier to tow than a stick-built tiny home.
The result is a fantastic 29-foot THOW, filled with tons of custom details including a downstairs bedroom, loft living area and lots of off-grid capabilities so she wouldn’t *need* to find hookups at campgrounds. Check out the photos and details below!
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Off-Grid THOW by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses
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Gale wanted a beautiful spot to retire in, and there’s no doubt her tiny house is just that! She filled the home with oodles of plants, all of which she tenderly cares for. She even poured resin over local wildflowers to create a stunning counter top.
She has a loft bedroom for now, but made sure to have enough space downstairs for a bed should she ever tire of climbing up and down. Her closet — and more plants — are up in the second loft. Enjoy the video tour below!
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Plant-Lover’s THOW for Retirement
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Hugo and Kaori started dating and later discovered that both of them wanted to travel the United States — he wanted a van, and she wanted an RV. They compromised and bought a short bus that had been used as a party bus for a few years, complete with a ball pit and neon lights.
They had one last party in the bus before stripping it down and transforming it into their home. They have a huge desk that runs along one room for the couple to work their remote jobs, as well as a custom welded bed and a kitchen with plenty of space for cooking from scratch.
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They Turned A Ball Pit into a Bedroom
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Jennifer lost her beloved dog, her father, her job and a serious relationship all within 6 months in the middle of the pandemic outbreak. While plenty of people would sink into despair (and rightfully so!), Jennifer used the tragedy as a launching pad to set out on the #vanlife she always dreamed of living.
The time alone forced her to sit with her feelings and process the heaviness of the grief she endured — and she’s come out better on the other side. In the interview below, she offers tips for staying safe while traveling alone — and conquering fears. Enjoy!
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Choosing #Vanlife After Immense Grief & Loss
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This is a used Escape Boho tiny house with Shou Sugi Ban siding that’s for sale.
It’s discounted $5,100 and includes queen bed, high efficiency heat pump, kitchen with stone top, stainless range with hood, refrigerator, on-demand water heater, window coverings with blackout, workstation with USB ports, a bathroom with composting toilet, and more. Check it out and learn more below!
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Boho Tiny House With Shou Sugi Ban Siding For Sale on Discount
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Indigo River Tiny Homes just finished a new Airbnb for a client — a Rambler 20-foot model with a stand-up loft area. The most unique feature in this THOW has to be the awesome cabinets and appliances which are all a lovely Robin’s Egg Blue color.
There’s a little living room and a kitchen with all the necessary appliances you’ll need to make a nice breakfast on vacation. The bathroom has a tiled shower and flush toilet. Enjoy the photo tour below!
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The Tiny Home Has Robin’s Egg Blue Cabinets And Retro Appliances
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When this couple moved to the family farm 19 years ago, they built a 1200-square-foot home for the two of them. But three growing kids later, they were ready for some more space. The costs and permitting for an addition were prohibitive, and that’s when they decided on getting a tiny house instead.
They parked it as close to their home as possible and built a breezeway to connect it to the rest of the house. In the tiny house, there’s a bathroom, loft bedroom, reading loft, and ground floor bedroom for the couple’s two older daughters. What do you think of this idea?
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These Parents Ordered a Tiny House for their Teen Girls Instead of Doing an Addition
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If you’re ever in Mexico, you’ll want to book a stay at this remarkable Tree House! While most tree houses have rustic/”camping” decor, this one has a more modern or industrial feel.
It also features a downstairs bedroom and a bathroom inside the treehouse. No treks to an outhouse here. Oh, and it’s also pet-friendly — awesome. Let us know what you think in the comments!
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Rest & Meditate In the Trees!
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Are two tinies better than one? This family thought so! They purchased two awesome tiny homes from Tiny Mountain Houses that include a large living/dining/kitchen THOW and then a bedroom & bathroom THOW with a loft for the kids. There’s even a laundry room.
The whole home sits on a farm, and they had a huge deck built after-the-fact to extend their living space outdoors. Inside has a perfect farmhouse feel, with shaker cabinets, black walnut counter tops and board and batten walls. Enjoy the video tour below!
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Two-Piece Tiny House on Wheels w/ Huge Deck
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