Built as a vacation property that sits at Combe Rossignol in France, this Baluchon build features the same excellent craftsmanship we’ve seen from so many other builds from this company.
It has tons of windows that let in plenty of light and allow you to really enjoy the beauty of the outdoors. There’s a convertible sofa that doubles as a second bed, while the main bedroom is in the loft.
The kitchen is compact since there’s food available on site, and the bathroom covers all the bases!
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20 Foot Tiny House Built w/ Vacation in Mind
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Ed had dreamed of traveling the United States since she was a teenager. She grew up on a farm and hadn’t seen much else out there. In her 20s she got distracted by doing normal life.
But at age 30, she decided it was time to find a van and get out there. She did an awesome job insulating her van with blankets and black out curtains — and her van is totally electricity-free, which is quite impressive. She also has a manual pump for water, and just uses a cooler for her food.
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When She Turned 30 She Went For Van Life
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This fantastic 3/4 geodesic dome in North Carolina is definitely not tiny, but it’s so neat we had to show it off! There’s even a look-out deck at the very top of the dome.
It’s a nice family vacation spot, with two double beds and a single, a full kitchen, and yes — a hot tub! There are 40 acres of nature to explore, including a pond that’s perfect for any fisherman.
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Handcrafted Buckminster Fuller Design Geodesic Dome Cabin
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This 8×20 tiny house on wheels was originally built by Incredible Tiny Homes in 2020 and later resold out of Newport, Tennessee — the same town the company operates from, and home to their tiny house village.
At 160 square feet it is firmly in entry-level territory, finished in a rustic style rather than the white-and-pale-wood look that dominates the category.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $36,000 in 2021 and has sold. Incredible Tiny Homes is still building — their site is linked below, along with current listings.
Inside a Rustic 8×20 Build
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This is a 374-sq.-ft. modern Payette tiny house on wheels built for a flower farmer in Petaluma, California.
It was custom-built by Tru Form Tiny Houses. Take a look, learn more, and let us know what you think of this tiny home in the comments below.
Modern 28-ft. Payette Tiny House Built For A Flower Farmer in California
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This is a Tumbleweed Tarleton — but built by its owners rather than the factory. Evan and Gabby constructed it from Tumbleweed plans in 2011 and documented the process on their build blog, which is still online and worth reading if you are considering a plans-based build of your own.
At 120 square feet the Tarleton is a classic early-movement design, from the era when tiny houses were overwhelmingly owner-built from published plans rather than bought from manufacturers.
Editor’s note: this home was later listed for sale and has since sold. We’ve kept the tour up as a record of a well-documented self-build. Current listings are linked below.
Inside a 2011 Owner-Built Tarleton
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Dome homes are so fun, and this little one tucked in the woods on a 65-acre organic farm is no exception. It’s 100% glamping — no heat, electricity, etc. — but you have exclusive access to the host’s basement bathroom, and can use their deck and grill for cooking.
The dome was made with locally sourced timber from the property and boasts a lovely queen bed and sitting area. You can spend your days roaming the farm, and enjoy in-season produce, as well.
Take a look and tell us, would you build a dome home?
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Off-Grid Geo-Dome Cabin in Connecticut
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The terrifying risk when you have a home on wheels is that at some point you could end up crashing your entire house — and that’s exactly what happened to Lauren and Patrick when their trailer gave way on its journey to their new “forever” piece of land.
They had spent months building out their Tumbleweed trailer and then had taken it around the country traveling. But when they purchased land so they could settle down, they lost their tiny house to the twisty roads. After some time and a good cry, they managed to salvage what they could and rebuilt the tiny house better than ever!
Now it sits connected to another smaller “mini house” by a huge 20×20 deck, and they’re loving their tiny life. The video below is worth the watch!
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Life with their Two Tiny Homes and a Porch
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This is a home office studio cabin. It’s an 8′ x 8′ build with a 10′ x 10′ roof featuring 64-sq.-ft. inside.
It’s listed via Studios on the Tiny House Marketplace for $8,900 out of Appomattox, Virginia. What do you think?
8′ x 8′ Office Cabin For $8,900
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