This is the 1904 Rustic/Vintage Tiny House on Wheels with a loft balcony.
It’s an 8’x18′ THOW built by Molecule Tiny Homes with lots of unique features.
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Photos © Molecule Tiny Homes
This is a 10’x12′ tiny “Garden House” cottage.
It was built by Molecule Tiny Homes.
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Photos © Molecule Tiny Homes
Tiny House Magazine Issue 63 is available now and featuring 76 pages of tiny house goodness including:
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This is The Streamline Tiny House on Wheels.
It’s a 30ft tiny house built on a gooseneck trailer by Molecule Tiny Homes. It features two lofts, one of which you can stand up in!
What do you think? Would this tiny house meet your needs?
Images © Molecule Tiny Homes
This is a 26ft Gooseneck Tiny House out of Leander, Texas.
It’s listed for sale for $49,000 over at Tiny Home Builders.
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Photos via Tiny Home Builders
Pam and Bruce Westra are the owners of the Tiny Digs Hotel in Portland, Oregon.
Over the last few years, they have designed and built the 9 tiny homes at their hotel. And now, thanks to Jenna of Tiny House Giant Journey, they’re sharing their top 10 tiny house design/build tips that they learned along the way with you!
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This is the Cascade Tiny House by Tiny Idahomes.
It features a downstairs bedroom with a full kitchen, bathroom, holding tanks, awning, and more.
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This is Nick Orso’s tiny cabin on wheels which he calls the Mobile Cabin.
He spent the last two years planning and building it on his spare time while working for Urban Engineers.
Enjoy and learn more about Nick’s tiny house below!
Christine is a dental assistant who decided that she wanted to live in a tiny house for three reasons: because she likes small spaces, because she wanted to be comfortable financially, and because she wanted to have a smaller environmental footprint.
Her ex-husband George built her tiny house after she committed to the project by buying a $6000 trailer. The tiny house is built with extended roof trusses which double as the home’s framing. The insulation is a combination of rigid foam insulation and spray foam insulation.
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