The ESCAPE Boho XL Wide is a one-level tiny house on wheels featuring a walk-around bed on the main floor. This unit was located on Lot #1 at the ESCAPE Tampa Bay Tiny House Village in Thonotosassa, Florida. The design eliminates the need to climb to a sleeping loft, making it accessible for residents of all ages and mobility levels.
The ESCAPE ONE XL Wide is a modern tiny house on wheels featuring dual sleeping lofts connected by a catwalk. This unit with black metal siding was located on Lot #10 at the ESCAPE Tampa Bay Tiny House Village in Thonotosassa, Florida. The design maximizes vertical space while creating an open, contemporary living environment with abundant natural light.
ESCAPE Tampa Bay Village is a tiny house community in Thonotosassa, Florida where residents can live full-time or part-time in ESCAPE tiny homes. The original phase (The Village) has sold out, and the community has expanded with Phase Two, The Oaks. Residents purchase their tiny homes and lease their lots, which include landscaping, private decks, and access to community amenities.
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This family of 6 first downsized from a typical American home into a 5th wheel trailer some five years ago, and then downsized (again!) into their Tiny Shiny Home: A renovated, off-grid-friendly, Airstream! Because dad Jonathan works from home already, and the kids were homeschooled, they had what they needed to transition to full-time travel. They’ve spent the last 5 years on the road exploring the country from their tiny home.
Tiny House Giant Journey did an amazing video tour with the family, which you can watch below! The video was taken before the family announced last month that they purchased land in Arizona, and are building a tiny dome home (how cool) and creating an off-grid homestead. Be sure to follow them on Instagram at @tinyshinyhome for updates on their new adventure!
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Looking for a tiny house design that will work for you even as you age? This 10×28 Willamette Farmhouse model was specially-designed by Tiny SMART House for a client who wanted a wheelchair-friendly aging-in-place tiny house!
All the door frames fit a wheelchair, and there is proper space for turning everywhere. The counter tops are built to sitting height, and the client opted for a Murphy bed that transforms into a desk during the day time so her bed could stay on the ground floor. The walk-in shower features two shower seats and a grab bar. And there’s even a doggie door so her pets can get in and out without her straining!
She has her own independent space parked behind her family’s home. Perfect solution for getting older! What do you think?
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Images via Tiny SMART House
Here’s another incredible build by Baluchon, the French tiny house builder responsible for this Tiny Hauméa House.
Built for Célia and Damien as their new home, it features the most beautiful teal aluminum siding, a tiny-house-shaped window, and even a chip-activated cat flap for their furry friend! Enjoy the photo tour.
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Images via Baluchon
This is Katherine and Shelby’s Modern & Stylish 320 Sq Ft THOW in Oregon.
The house shell was built by Vintage Cottages in Salem, Oregon, and then the couple built out the entire interior by hand. It features a large kitchen with open shelving, a loft bedroom (with headroom for sitting up!) and a storage loft which they used for clothing. The bathroom has a flush toilet and shower stall.
Take the photo tour below and read all the additional information about the build at the end of the post.
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Meet Julia & John and their amazing self-built solar-powered straw bale home! They live in Central New York and took on the challenge of creating their own home with 1300 square feet of living space after participating in a straw bale building workshop.
While they did hire professionals for certain aspects of the build, like roofing, they DIYed a large portion of their unique home. Which is especially impressive since neither had much if any construction experience! It’s absolutely gorgeous with stucco inside and out, and it runs on solar power that’s connected to the grid. The aesthetic is just dreamy.
We were really lucky and got to do a Q&A with Julia (@ohheymissj on Instagram) about their build, which you can read below the photos!
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Images via ohheymissj/Instagram
Looking to completely immerse yourself in nature, but keep a few creature comforts? This glass tiny house in Brazil should end up on your “must stay” list!
The glass hut is located in the remote corners of a Brazilian forest, far from civilization, WiFi, or cell-phone signal to allow you to completely disconnect and just enjoy the lush surroundings. There’s a natural swimming pool and river right near the house for your enjoyment!
Outside the glass sleeping area is an outhouse (with a flushing toilet!), outdoor shower, and even a bathtub nestled in the trees! You can cook over the fire pit, and enjoy coffee with a stunning view on the small raised deck. Besides the host’s home, this is the only accommodation on the property allowing you completely privacy. Book your future stay on Airbnb here!
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Images via Ed/Airbnb