This is a very unique cabin that almost blends right into the scenery because of the large floor to ceiling windows. The tiny home literally looks like a large mirrored box! It’s located in Jõelähtme, Estonia, which is in Northern Europe, just south of Finland.
When you look at the cabin though, you can see the reflection of the scenery gaze back at you. How incredible and unique is that! This tiny home is a vacation spot by ÖÖD Hötels Jõeranna so you can actually book a stay here via Anne over at this Airbnb listing. Take a look below and let us know what you think in the comments, please!
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This Tiny House Looks Like A Huge Mirrored Box!
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Tena lives and works out of her BleakHausTruk, an art & recording studio constructed with hand tools & 99% recycled/repurposed materials found mostly for free on the street or in the trash in San Francisco!
She has about 100 square feet in her 14-foot-long 1997 Isuzu FRR 14 foot that she’s put more than 8,000 miles on traveling around America. The space is completely off-grid, with solar electricity, gravity fed sink & stainless steel bath tub, propane stove top & wood burning stove and compost toilet.
“. I never knew I could feel such peace in a roommateless creative space to call my own. Sadie, my sweet pit mix, was also found on the streets & was similarly suffering from PTSD, so we have been healing happily together,” Tena wrote us.
She spent $13,000 on the truck purchase, conversion and engine maintenance since 2015. How amazing! Check out the photo tour of her bus below.
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Tena’s Housetruck and Recording Studio
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This woodworker had been thinking of vanlife for about 6 years, but when he neared his 30th birthday he decided it was time for a change for himself and his dogs. He sold his house, outfitted a gorgeous stealth van (he’s a woodworker, so the woodwork is amazing!), and hit the road.
While he planned to start a trip from Alaska to Argentina a few months back, that plan got derailed by COVID. That said, it’s still in the works for the future. For now, he’s enjoying getting in touch with himself on the road.
You don’t want to miss the video tour of this unique build, that fits the bedroom into the front of the build.
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Woodworker’s Amazing Van with Front Bedroom
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Deanna and James wanted to travel, so they renovated an adorable vintage camper together. However, they found it difficult to hitch up the camper and tow it from place to place, so they sold the camper and bought a van instead!
Their van allows them stealth and ease of parking, and this fully off-grid rig boasts a Tuscan-inspired aesthetic inside. I love that they included a shower and dry flush toilet in the build, making it a much more COVID-friendly travelling rig.
Unlike many van-lifers, they chose to use the back of the van as a multipurpose bed/office/dining/lounge area, complete with a hidden projector screen. Enjoy the video tour from Tiny Home Tours below!
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Vintage Camper Conversion to Tuscan-Inspired Van Life
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Some people may assume that #vanlifers are all college dropouts, wanderers, or folks who simply can’t afford a typical home, but Missy & Matt defy all the stereotypes! This couple got their bachelor’s degrees, got married, bought a house, and worked the typical 9-5 schedule.
But that life proved wholly unsatisfactory for them. They wanted to travel and see the world, so they rented out their house in January and bought this awesome 1992 Toyota Coaster (from Japan, with a right-hand steering wheel and Japanese instructions and everything!). Most of the interior is original to the Coaster, which actually makes it all the more special.
Enjoy the amazing video tour and interview by Tiny Home Tours below.
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1992 Toyota Coaster (with Right-Hand Steering) Van Home
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What do you think of studio-style cabins? This romantic getaway in Tennessee is a stunning log cabin right on a river, with an open floor plan.
In one corner of the cabin is a comfortable king-size bed, and right next to it is a large jacuzzi tub. There’s also a lounge corner with a gas fireplace and a fully-equipped kitchen with a dining area. Outside on the deck, you’ll have water views, as well as a hot tub to relax in! Book your stay on Airbnb.
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Quaint and Quiet Log Cabin Getaway in TN
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I just don’t think you can get a better tiny house than one in the trees — there’s something so magical about treehouses! This one, with its unique wood-stack walls, round main living area, and amazing copper soaking tub is something truly spectacular.
Located in the forest of Holditch, England, you’ll find a King-size bed, wrap-around porch, and even a revolving wood stove in the middle! A rope bridge takes you into the home, and you can take a shower in the trees. There’s also a small kitchen for self-catering. Enjoy the photo tour below, let us know what you think, and book your stay over at QuirkyAcom.
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Magical English Treehouse with Sauna, Hot Tub & Outdoor Shower
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Confessions: I’m terrified of owls. That said, this owl treehouse is so nifty I had to show it to you! Each of the rooms is a big cylinder with scary awesome owl eyes and owl accents!
It has a Master bedroom, kids’ room, and a dinette and mini kitchen (and bathroom). The coolest feature? There’s a slide to take you down from the treehouse and into the BBQ area, where you’ll find a sauna and hot tub! All of this, and you’re nestled in the peaceful woods. Now that’s a fun, quirky vacation!
You can book this treehouse (in Chorleywood, England) over at QuirkyAcom.com here.
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Owl Treehouse Cabin with a Slide
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Now THIS is a unique tiny house stay if there ever was one — spend the night in a stable with a gorgeous Friesian horse!
You’ll have half of the stable to yourself, where there’s a single and double bunk bed. From the top bunk, you can pet the horse or feed her treats like carrots! You also have a little kitchenette for basic self-catering, and a bathroom with a shower and eco toilet.
It’s certainly tiny and quirky, but an experience you’ll never forget! (Don’t worry, the horse pen is portioned off from your part of the stable). Book your stay here.
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Share a Tiny Space with a Beautiful Horse!
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