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Clara contacted us to show off the tiny house she had built and finished out in Patagonia. She lived in it for a couple of months before the pandemic forced her to travel, and now she has a friend living in it.

The simple off-grid design has a gravity-fed sink and a twin bed. The exterior, per the name, is a beautiful bright blue!

Enjoy the photo tour below!

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‘Cuartito Azul’ Translates To Little Blue Room 🙂

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Images via Clara

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This is a $15,000 barn shed tiny house.

The structure is 12-ft. wide by 28.5-ft. long, 342-sq.-ft., and it’s for sale out of Springfield, Ohio for $15,000. What do you think? Is it a good deal? Does it seem well-built to you? Would you live in a barn cabin like this?

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Barn Shed Tiny House For $15,000 in Ohio

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The DEJESSI is a tiny house built by French builder Tiny House Tarentaise. The standout feature is a “living wall” bathroom—the entire space is lined with green plants, creating the sensation of showering outdoors in a jungle setting.

Beyond the botanical bathroom, this layout features a ground-floor bedroom with two skylights and a large closet for storage. A deck off the front extends the living space outdoors, while inside a well-equipped kitchen with backlit backsplash showcases the home’s sleek, modern aesthetic.

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Modern Exterior with Attached Deck

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Rebekah wanted her own sustainable dwelling, and that’s just what she got working with Mini Mansion Tiny Homes. They worked alongside her to include all the custom accents she wanted in her house, making it super plant-and-kitty-friendly.

She has a lot of great functional pieces, like a couch that becomes a full-sized bed, a table that flips up when needed, and an extra flip-up counter area. Her home includes two sleeping lofts and even a stacked washer dryer unit. Just wait to see her full closet! She says she’s not hurting for storage space at all.

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Rebekah Helped Design Her Custom-Built THOW

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This is the story of Dan and his amazing self-created village, called Danville, where he reigns as the town mayor.

The property is located in Geneva, Florida, north of Orlando and just 18 miles from the ocean.

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His Senior-Friendly Yurt Treehouse Has An Elevator And A Recycled Jet Hot Tub

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I don’t think I’ll ever tire of looking at Baluchon-built tiny homes. I only wish they were available state-side, but Baluchon only makes homes in France. This is a house they designed for a couple, which they named the “Ala Köl.”

It features an off-center ridgeline and a “glass wall” in the entry that lets in much-needed natural light. The living room has a couch and dining for four, and the kitchen has a sleek black sink, compact four-burner oven/stove and a mini-fridge. There’s a bathroom at the very end of the THOW, and a loft bedroom accessible via storage steps.

The coolest feature in this THOW is a wooden world map that reminds the couple of their many travels. Scroll down to take a tour of this beauty.

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Nina and Guillaume’s Stunning Baluchon Tiny Home in France

Ala Köl: Full-Time Tiny Living for Nina and Guillaume

Images via Baluchon

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I’m always on the lookout for unique vacation stays, and this one lets you sleep in a plane and a tiny house!

The Cessna Aircraft sleeps one comfortably, or a couple quite snugly, and would be a great spot for kids or aviation fanatics. It’s in a campground with other unique stays and there are common areas and a pool for you to enjoy. What do you think? Check it out below!

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Airplane Camping With A Tiny House

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If you’re in Romania and looking try out a tiny house take a look at this, the Tiny Atlas in Gura Râului, Romania.

It’s a beautiful tiny home on wheels surrounded by mountains, trees, grass fields, cherry orchards, and apple trees. Imagine… Just you, the tiny house, and nature. Who knows what could come of one’s time here. A novel, deep sleep, long walks, relaxation, all of the above?

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Orchard Tiny House Experience in Romania

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Images via Gabriela/Airbnb

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“Rebellious” — that’s a great way to describe the tiny house movement, huh? Bucking the tide of “normal” McMansions and sometimes bending the laws to live more simply. Maybe that’s why Patricia & Jean-François named their Baluchon-built tiny house Insoumise, which roughly translates to “rebellious” in English (according to Google Translate, feel free to correct me!).

Walk through the sliding glass doors into the living room, where their sleeper sofa acts as a guest bed. They can eat breakfast at their table beside a large picture window, after preparing a meal in their compact kitchen with oak counter tops.

By far the neatest part of the home is the loft bedroom, where a huge skylight provides nature views from the bed. Enjoy the photo tour!

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Tiny House on Wheels w/ A Giant Bedroom Window View

“Rebellious” Patricia & Jean-François Choose Tiny Living in France

Images via Baluchon

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