This is an incredible 26-ft. expanding tiny house with slide-outs by Zerosquared Tiny Homes located on Vancouver Island. It’s a tiny house that you can book and stay at via Island Life Expeditions!
In this post, you’ll get to tour and learn more about this awesome tiny house that expands all the way to more than 340-sq.-ft. of living space (yet it can still be towed legally on the highway once the slide-outs are put back in) thanks to Exploring Alternatives. This home is currently used as a tourism operation and it features a murphy bed, combo washer dryer, large kitchen, lots of storage, a 3-person couch, and more.
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Expanding Zerosquared Tiny House on Vancouver Island
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Instead of letting a messy break-up break her down, or living in her rarely-used apartment, Chrissie chose to go tiny!
She started off as a van-lifer, but the vehicle wasn’t mechanically sound, so she later opted for an awesome box truck that she has been turning into “home” for the past 3 years. It’s allowing her to save up for a family home sometime down the road.
While the pandemic has put her and her boyfriend’s Great Australian Road Trip on hold, the couple dream of spending some time away from their Brisbane day jobs soon enough and quenching their wanderlust in Chrissie’s DIY Tuck Home. We got the awesome chance to interview Chrissie (@brisbanegirlinavan on Instagram) about her truck life, so be sure to check out our Q&A with her at the end of the post!
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From Van-Life to Box-Truck-Living in Brisbane, Australia
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This is the Kloosterzande Tiny House in the Netherlands.
It’s a quaint little cottage with a spectacular view that’s available to book on Airbnb. Learn more below!
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Kloosterzande Tiny Home in the Netherlands
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This is a charming 20 x 8.5 tiny house on wheels built by Sharpe Carpentry that’s for sale in Lithia, Florida for $58,000 on Facebook Marketplace.
The exterior is a mix of sealed cedar and metal siding which creates a lovely contrast. Inside has the very-popular white shiplap siding, white subway tile, and light wooden butcher block counter tops/floors. It has a loft bedroom, secondary storage loft and bathroom with a flush toilet. For more information or to make a purchase, head over to the Facebook Marketplace listing here.
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Sharpe Carpentry Tiny House for Sale: $58k
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Meet the Karg Cabin — an eco-friendly off-grid cabin powered by the sun. It’s unique and compact design makes it great for an office, guest house, or micro home!
These honeycomb-shaped structures are built in Estonia and created from natural materials: wood, wool insulation, and straw panels. There are three varieties: The Karg cabin, the Karg sauna, and the Karg mini.
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Honeycomb-Shaped Home: The Karg Cabin
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I really love Laxmi and Alby’s story, because it’s a great lesson to the tiny house movement: Tiny Living looks different for everyone, and can manifest itself in many different ways.
The couple lived the amazing van-life for a couple of years, traveling to 15 different countries and parking in all kinds of gorgeous places. While living that small was awesome, they eventually wanted to settle down a bit and found a tiny off-grid rental in the Spanish countryside. Now they teach yoga locally and live the little life with roots.
Renting a small space in nature means they don’t need high-paying jobs and they can live minimalist lives while still calling just one place home. We got to do a Q&A with the couple which you can find after the pictures of their off-grid home and a couple of their former van.
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Van-Life to Renting Off-Grid Stone Cottage
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I’ve seen a lot of tiny homes, but La Tiny Houses in France has really thought outside the tiny house box on this design for a family of four! This French Tiny Home has a loft bedroom for the parents, and then built-in bunk beds for their kids separated by a partition. In the end, everyone has their own bedroom cubbie.
They also used the top of the cabinets as the final “stair” to the second floor/loft, which always for easier getting in and out of bed. There’s even a spot for a keyboard in this little home.
Usually, family THOWs are incredibly long, but this little house looks pretty easy to tow and has a fun exterior shape. Enjoy the photo tour!
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French Tiny Home with Built-in Bunk Beds
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Corwin is a natural artist and loves spending time in the wilderness collecting beautiful branches to use in his creations: One of which is his own home, a caravan that he renovated using reclaimed wood for only $1,000.
His landlord wasn’t a fan of Corwin’s branch collection and gave him 10 days to get out. He found the trailer and made it into a home and a friend lets him park on their lovely land! It truly is a work of art. Since he moved in he’s created more tiny homes/van conversions using his skills, and you can see that all on his website, Healing Earth Homes. You could even hire him to make something for you! Watch the awesome video tour of his home from Living Big in A Tiny House below.
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Natural Artist Builds $1000 Tiny Caravan
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Talk about the ideal tiny living arrangement: This couple and their toddler in Ontario purchased a DIY tiny house from its previous owners and live in it on 6 acres of beautiful land that they “steward” for the landowners who need help with the upkeep!
Because they paid for the tiny home by selling their condo they have no mortgage or utility bills while living in The Giving Tree Tiny House. The coolest part? Owner Bianca is working with local authorities to try and make “land stewarding” a legal way to create affordable housing for others, and her trailblazing could open doors for the rest of us down the line.
Now they have their little home, way fewer bills, and tons more time together as a family, working the land and connecting with nature. How awesome is that? We got to interview Bianca so make sure to read our Q&A with her at the end of the post!
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Family in Ontario’s Land Steward Tiny Arrangement!
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