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This is the story of Shelley’s 40-foot shipping container tiny home in Russell Island, Southern Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia. Yes, she recycled a container and turned it into very own tiny, but not too tiny, home.

Grab a coffee or tea and enjoy the photo tour, read our exclusive interview with her, and learn about getting a rare opportunity to book a vacation in Shelley’s 40-foot container home if you’d like to. Short stays only.

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Shelley’s 40-foot Shipping Container Tiny Home in Russell Island – Interview, Tiny House Tour, and How You Can MAYBE Stay Here…

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This is an artist’s 753 sq. ft. workshop w/ a 300 sq. ft. tiny apartment within which makes it perfect for a live/work situation. How would you like to live with your own workspace and tiny home within the same structure? Do you think that would be useful for you?

The building was built in 2008 and I bought it in the pre build period. The loft was originally just a mezzanine space of which I’ve added hardwood floors, a kitchen, cabinetry, storage closets and a sleeping loft. Yes a loft in the loft. Loft squared.

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Artist’s 300 Sq. Ft. Tiny Apartment In Live/Work Artist Workshop

753 Sq Ft Artist Workshop with 300 Sq Ft Tiny Loft Apartment

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This is the Pioneer Tiny House by Tiny Heirloom. It’s a tiny house on wheels with a main floor bedroom, a feature that’s popular for people who want to avoid ladders and staircases, especially during the middle of the night.

So this tiny house is actually available for sale, you can learn more about it and check on the availability below. It’s priced at $74,995 but according to the for sale listing, it would normally cost $128,500 to have custom-built this. So if you consider that, I suppose it’s a pretty nice discount.

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The Pioneer Tiny House on Wheels with a Main Floor Sleeping by Tiny Heirloom

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Images via Tiny Heirloom

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This is an expanding teardrop camper by Chuki Timeless Teardrop Caravans. They are a small teardrop builder in Great Britain.

These classic little campers are fantastic because they are super lightweight so you can tow them with just about any vehicle. And in this case, some of these little micro-campers even expand… Sort of like slide-outs in an RV. Check it out!

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Chuki Timeless Teardrop Caravan That Expands w/ Slide-out!

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Images via Chuki Timeless Teardrop Caravans/Facebook

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This is Rens Pels’ 1959 Volkswagen Ghia with Chuki Teardrop Camper.

It’s beautiful, classy, and vintage…

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1959 Ghia with Matching Chuki Teardrop Camper

Rens Pels '59 Volkswagen Ghia with Chuki Teardrop Camper via Rens Pels

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This is the Kinnakeet Tiny House by Modern Tiny Living. It’s another wonderful 20-foot tiny house build based on their popular Mohican model. This one features green accents on a white interior with dark floors.

Kinnakeet was built for the purpose to be used as an Airbnb tiny house vacation rental which is why it doesn’t feature full-size appliances. It’s really a tiny little hotel room for guests.

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20-Foot Kinnakeet Tiny House on Wheels by Modern Tiny Living Built to be used as an Airbnb Vacation Unit

Kinnakeet Tiny House by Modern Tiny Living

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This is the Jam Box Tiny House with a piano kitchen! It’s a vacation tiny home located in the town of Pflugerville, Texas which is just north of Austin. It’s pretty much like a private tiny house resort because you’re literally poolside with waterfalls. Sounds pretty amazing, doesn’t it?

Step inside the tiny house to see your very basic but super awesome tiny poolside retreat. Your kitchenette is also a piano and you’ll also find a living area, main floor bedroom, and your own tiny bathroom. What do you think?

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The Jam Box Tiny House in Pflugerville, Texas (near Austin) with Piano Kitchen, Drumset Furniture

The Jam Box Tiny House in Pflugerville

Images via James/Airbnb

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This is the Pohutukawa Tiny House by Tiny House Builders Ltd in New Zealand.

This is their new show home featuring a beautiful sliding barn door entry and a wonderful outdoor deck space to greet you. Inside, you’ll find a modern kitchen, cozy living area, bathroom, laundry area, and two upstairs lofts. What do you think?

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Beautiful Pohutukawa Tiny House by Tiny House Builders Ltd. in New Zealand… This is their New Show Home!?

Pohutukawa Tiny House via Tiny House Builders Ltd in New Zealand

Images © Tiny House Builders Ltd.

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This is the story of how backyard tiny houses are helping to solve California’s housing problem, specifically in Clovis city where city planners have made it easier for homeowners to build a backyard tiny cottage on their current lot. Here’s how it works…

They are giving homeowners three house plans to choose from (for free). The designs are 400-square-feet or less and are only available to homeowners in the area who have a lot with access to an alleyway, which is common in Old Town Clovis. There are other perks and incentives, too. But what’s the catch? This is having an overall very positive impact on the community so it’s a win/win for the city and the homeowners. Do you think other townships should take notice of this strategy?

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Clovis City, California Helping Homeowners Build Affordable Backyard Tiny Homes w/ their ‘Backyard Cottage Program’! Here’s How…

Backyard Tiny Houses Are Helping California's Housing Problem (And Beyond): Here's How... via Faircompanies

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