This is Roberta’s beautiful tiny cabin in San Isidro de El General, Costa Rica which is available on Airbnb. It’s a private little cabin on stilts with beautiful views of the Quebradas river. Don’t miss other amazing tiny houses like this, join our FREE Tiny House Newsletter for more! Cabina de Tranquilidad in Costa Rica
This is the story of Peter Matheson, the 70-year-old man who designed and built his own 125 sq. ft. tiny home on wheels. He shared his story with us in early 2016, and today I’m excited to tell you about a new video that Peter is featured in on Living Big in a Tiny House…
Aaron converted this vintage baby blue school bus into a tiny home for less than $4,500 CAD. He traded an older vehicle for the bus, and used mostly reclaimed wood to build storage spaces and a bed frame; and the countertop is made from a goat teeter totter. Please don’t miss other awesome stories like…
This is the story behind the now famous and magical Fortune Cookie Tiny House on Wheels built by Abel Zyl for one of his very first tiny house clients. It all started at a coffee shop with a sketch of the design to which Abel’s client immediately accepted. Towards the end of the video tour,…
This is the 330 sq. ft. Henderson Tiny House on Wheels by Movable Roots in Melbourne, Florida.
This is an amazing treehouse built by Realwood Tiny Homes in Washington nicknamed ‘The Nut House’. Anytime I think of treehouse, I think of how cool and useful this custom bicycle-powered ‘elevator’ lift is! Would you seriously consider living in a little cabin up in the trees like this one?
This is Realwood Tiny Homes in Chehalis, WA. REALWOOD TINY HOMES is a division of Sustainable Engineered Buildings Inc., a compact building and tiny home company providing a comprehensive suite of environmentally friendly products and services.1
This is a 950 sq. ft. cottage from 1941 that was just renovated last year. It’s located in St. George, SC (just outside Charleston). It has 2 bedrooms and 1 and 1/2 bathrooms.
These incredible tiny sphere shelters are completely suspended from the trees around them. They’re built by hand by the creative engineering genius, Tom Chudleigh, from Free Spirit Spheres in Qualicum Beach, British Columbia, Canada. Don’t miss other interesting tiny homes – join our FREE Tiny House Newsletter for more! Tiny Hanging Sphere Cabins Image © Exploring Alternatives
This is a tiny studio yurt cabin on Airbnb in Bryce Canyon. Inside you’ll find your studio space with a bed, a connected bathroom, desk, chair, and kitchenette! Ever considered a yurt? Maybe even a yurt in addition to a tiny house someday? Studio Yurt Cabin in Hatch, Utah
