This is a list of New Zealand-based Tiny House Builders. From tiny homes on wheels to other small structures, you’ll find a list of builders right here on this page.
So if you’re a New Zealander, and are interested in going tiny without necessarily building the tiny house yourself, well, you’re in luck because here is a list of builders that can do it for you!
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Here’s the “Traveler’s Paradise” built by Mint Tiny Homes. It’s a version of their Canada Goose model, and comes in at a whopping 41 feet long!
This gooseneck THOW can sleep up to 8 people, which is quite impressive for 392 square feet! There are two lofts, one accessible via ladder and the other by a staircase. But there’s also a separate gooseneck bedroom at the far end of the tiny house!
But there’s also plenty of living space in the main living room, and a grand galley kitchen with butcher block countertops. The price for the home as pictured is $111,300. Enjoy the photo tour below!
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Images via Mint Tiny Homes
I love seeing something a bit different, and the roofline on this 20′ tiny house on wheels out of Chattanooga, Tennessee fits the bill! It allows for some decent headspace in the loft, while also giving you a conversation starter.
Inside it features what I think are cork floors, and they look lovely! The bookshelf stairs to the loft are quite unusual but aesthetically pleasing. There’s also a compact kitchenette and bathroom. You can ask questions or make an offer over at Tiny House Marketplace.
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Images via Tiny House Marketplace
Could this Ford E-350 Hightop conversion be your next home?
This van was outfitted by a professional van conversion business, and designed to be lightweight and efficient. It was originally a 2006 handicap transport vehicle, but got a new life as a campervan in 2018. It has 159,000 miles on it, with new tires, a new starter, and 200 watts of solar panels on the roof.
The sellers’ lifestyle requires them to stay put more, so they’re hoping someone new can enjoy their van. The inside has a built-in bed with garage storage underneath, a small cooking area, and has been finely decorated with antique fabrics from India made by Indigenous Gypsy tribes who live in the Rajasthan area of India. It’s for sale for $15,000.
You can contact the seller at VanLife Trader here.
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Images via Van Life Trader
Today I want to share a review for a really neat product: the ROBA Laundry Hamper. It was designed by Nathan Housberg during his senior year at Brown University to address the needs of students using shared laundry rooms. Prototypes were so successful that he launched a Kickstarter campaign and is now selling his brilliant invention!
The point of the ROBA is to be an all-in-one system: You fill the hamper with dirty clothes, toss the whole hamper into the washer, and then remove it all and put it in the dryer. When it’s dry, you just take it out and bring it back home! No laundry falling on the dirty floor. No losing socks in the dryer!
Even though most of our readers aren’t sharing dorms anymore, they may be bringing laundry to a laundromat. And in my case, my laundry is in the basement, so I also hated clean clothing falling on the dusty concrete! Nathan sent me a ROBA to try out, and I love it. Read to the end to get a special 20% off discount code!
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Images via ROBA
The winners of Simple Solar Homesteading’s “2020 Off Grid Houses On The Move” Contest are Jay Craig and Kenny Foust!
They each won a 100 watt solar panel for their creative designs. Jay built his THOW on a 17′ Uhaul and added some cool bump outs to maximize the space. Kenny, on the other hand, built his on a 1976 Dodge dualie.
You can check out more awesome tiny house designs and plans sold by LaMar at Simple Solar Homesteading.
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Images via Simple Solar Homesteading
Scott & Ashley have done it again! They found an amazing tiny home, this time in Durham, NC, that you can rent on Airbnb.
The amazing part of this little cottage is that it started out as a dilapidated shed! Now, the 451 square foot farmhouse is a lovely one-bedroom, one-bathroom vacation property that shows you just how lovely a tiny house on a foundation can be.
Enjoy the video tour from Hive Drive Bus below. They got to take their dogs to this pet-friendly home, and the results are pretty adorable.
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Images via Hive Drive Bus Tour/YouTube
Need a home that’s been built for the allergy-sensitive? This tiny house for sale in Mount Shasta, California, claims to be built using all low or no-VOC materials, sparing no expense for a toxin-free environment.
The home has been used as a 5-star Airbnb, but is now for sale! It includes a queen loft, a living room with an IKEA couch bed, a kitchen with a cooktop and convection oven, and a bathroom with a nearly-full-sized tub.
You can contact the seller to ask for additional pictures or make an offer (asking $49,500) at Tiny House Marketplace.
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Images via Tiny House Marketplace
This is a slightly-used ESCAPE ONE model that came back to the ESCAPE warehouse and got a little bit of a facelift! The team replaced the exterior with metal siding that has a 30-year warranty, and also put in all new flooring throughout the home.
The THOW is selling at a $9,400 discount, making it $61,990 in total — a great deal for a completed ESCAPE THOW with two lofts, a fully-functional kitchen, and a bathroom with flush toilet and shower stall.
Enjoy the photos and video tour below, and contact ESCAPE if you’d like to make a purchase or ask more questions.
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Images via ESCAPE