This is Aiko’s 260 sq. ft. apartment in Japan.
She used a multifunctional coffee table to create a living room that easily transforms into a dining room.
Since the apartment has 11.5ft ceilings, Aiko was able to take advantage of the vertical space too. So the bedroom hovers over the kitchen, and the bathroom is slightly elevated with storage underneath.
Images © IKEA
This is the 20ft version of the Vantage model tiny house on wheels by Tiny Heirloom that’s now part of their Signature Series.
This tiny house is also available in 16ft and 24ft versions. You can customize your own and get a quote here.
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Images © Tiny Heirloom
This is a 35ft tiny house for sale that’s off-grid ready with solar panels on the roof by Timbercraft Tiny Homes. They build some of the most beautiful tiny homes, don’t they?
This one is built on a gooseneck trailer and features a standing seam metal roof, cedar siding, and beautiful blue accent windows throughout. How do you like this design? Think this could be the one?
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This unique dome home was built by Seb & Isa from La Nature à l’État Pur in Québec, Canada.
They used earth bags to build the entire structure from the ground up.
The couple learned about earth bag construction at a CalEarth workshop about their SuperAdobe building technique, and they fell in love with it.
Image © Exploring Alternatives
Armando and Mel from Westfalia Digital Nomads have been living in a VW camper van, full-time, for over 6 years now.
To fund their travels, they work online as digital nomads doing freelance writing and videography.
They chose to live in a van because it was the perfect way to combine work, travel, and home.
Image © Westfalia Digital Nomads
This is the story of Carol’s retirement tiny home out of Lubbock, Texas.
We ran into each other on Facebook, and I was able to arrange a quick interview which you can enjoy below.
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This is The Lodge Tiny House on Wheels by Modern Tiny Living.
It’s a stunning 24 ft. x 8.5 ft. tiny home based on the Kokosing model.
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If you’re wondering if tiny homes appreciate or depreciate in value over time, we’re here to tackle that question for you!
Could you do an article about whether tiny houses appreciate or depreciate in value. I would think that one built on wheels, so it could be moved, would depreciate like an RV or trailer. But one built on a permanent foundation would appreciate in value, like any regularly built home. Am I right or not? Thanks for the help.
Roy Bonnell
So what do you think? Do tiny homes on trailers appreciate or depreciate? And why? Well, here’s what we think and why:
Roy’s got the right idea because if you have a tiny home on a trailer, like most other trailers or motorhomes, it will depreciate over time because of normal wear and tear.
Unless…
This is a 28ft Urban Tiny House on Wheels by TruForm Tiny with a 3ft nook bump-out and an elevator bed.
It’s the Payette floor plan with double triangle dormers. There are 3 skylights to give you tons of natural light and the elevator bed makes the space very multifunctional! It functions as a downstairs bedroom, office, living room, and you can even use it as a spare bedroom since there’s a pullout couch you can use under the bed which turns it into sort of a bunk bed! Pretty cool, right?
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