Beige has been living fully off-grid in this tiny Mongolian yurt from Groovy Yurts for over 2 years now.
She doesn’t have electricity so she uses candles for light, she has a woodstove for heating and cooking, and she hauls in water from a nearby spring.
The only item that needs electricity is her phone, which she can charge in her car on her way to and from work.
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She’s been living off-the-grid for 2+ years in a Yurt
Image © Exploring Alternatives
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This is a tiny house with a ground floor bedroom, a large kitchen, and two loft spaces.
It’s built by Rewild Homes. The kitchen seems good enough for a chef, doesn’t it?
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28-foot Albatross tiny house by Rewild Homes w/ main-floor bedroom, two lofts, and a kitchen good enough for a chef!
Images © Rewild Homes
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This is a 1967 VW Microbus renovated by Zenbox Design.
Before the renovation, the VW Bus was in pretty bad shape.
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1967 VW Micro Bus Restored and Renovated into Beautiful Campervan
Images © Zenbox Design
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This is a 100 sq. ft. off-grid micro cabin on a foundation in Portugal.
Mat & Danielle from Exploring Alternatives recently had the chance to spend a few nights in this extremely tiny off-grid micro pod in Portugal.
They filmed a full video tour (see below) and you might be surprised at how comfortable the space is considering it’s only 100 square feet.
100 Sq. Ft. Off-Grid Micro Cabin on a Foundation in Portugal
Image © Exploring Alternatives
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My husband and I were living in KCMO (Kansas City, MO) with our 2 kids and 2 pups.
Over-whelmed and not so happy with our high cost of living expenses we decided to look into different solutions.
We considered yurts and earth ships, yurts on earth ships, schoolies, and pretty much any other alternative living solution.
This is a guest post by Jilan Wise of Far Out Tiny Homes
Family Goes from 2500 Sq. Ft. to 200 Sq. Ft. Tiny House: Two Adults, Two Kids, and Two Pups in a THOW
Images © Far Out Tiny Homes
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This is the anti-minimalism tiny house on wheels, or, in other words, a maximalist tiny house.
This one has recently been featured on TeeHugger, Curbed, Apartment Threapy, etc. It’s a 190-square-foot tiny home with interior design by the Galeana Group, LLC. More info below.
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Tiny House Built for a Maximalist: The Anti-Minimalism Tiny Home?
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This is a tiny modern pod cabin with a wood-burning stove in Falun, Sweden.
It’s located in the woods and can sleep up to four guests and features a small kitchen and dining area inside.
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Tiny Modern Pod Cabin Vacation in Sweden
Images via Glamping Hub
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This is how typical tiny house plumbing works.
In this case, it’s for a tiny house on wheels that’s on-grid and off-grid. So it’s set up for both scenarios.
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How an Off-Grid and On-Grid Tiny House Plumbing System Works
Images © Tiny House Giant Journey
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This is the Australia Tiny House in Agnes Banks.
It’s a vacation tiny house near Sydney, Australia that starts at around $149 per night.
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Australia Tiny House Vacation near Sydney, Australia
Images via Airbnb/Tiny Away
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