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?
Photos via Airbnb
This home is bigger than it looks! But even at 1,100 square feet, it’s actually still considered a small house for a lot of people and I thought maybe you may still enjoy it? If not, head back to the tiny house section!
But since tiny doesn’t work for everyone (and life constantly changes), I think it’s important for us to explore small homes too! That’s why I started The Small House Newsletter (and we’ve had a small house section for years). So this is the Columbia City Cottage. It was designed for a family of four and includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms. What do you think?
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Photos via Seattle Backyard Cottage
This is a 10ft Tiny House on Wheels built by Chris of Tiny Industrial.
It’s a 40 sq. ft. micro cabin on a trailer and it’s listed for sale on eBay.
Related: Man Builds 145 Sq. Ft. Tiny Home to Escape Corporate Life!
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This is a prefab shipping container tiny home that’s available for sale on Amazon through MODS International.
It’s a pre-fabricated tiny home based on a new shipping container with a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and living area.
Pricing starts at $36,000. What do you think? Would you ever consider ordering one of these to put on your own land?
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This is a 35′ tiny house toy hauler RV by Tiny Idahomes that’s for sale.
It’s off-grid ready and built on a gooseneck trailer. Update: Price reduction!
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Photos via TinyIdahomes.com
This is a 190 sq. ft. tiny house on wheels from WoodyWay.
This model is called the Cottage. How do you like it?
Photo credit: Woodyway
This is a 20′ tiny house on wheels from Tiny Idahomes.
It’s currently for sale with an asking price of $37,500.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
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This is Michelle “MJ” Boyle. She’s a mother of two who recently built her own tiny home on wheels to retire in (sort of). Michelle plans on building more tiny homes so that she can rent them out for income.
Her THOW has what she calls a “modern nostalgia” style. In fact, Michelle spent two years collecting and refurbishing appliances from the mid 1940’s and early 1950’s for her kitchen. How awesome is that?
Anyway, I’m able to put together this post and share it with you thanks to the incredible Dylan Magaster on YouTube so be sure to subscribe to his videos (they’re amazing)!
Photos via Dylan Magaster/YouTube
I’m really excited to show you this man’s ‘road warrior’ tiny house that he built for only $9,174 because it reminds us of the real reasons to consider going tiny, which is to live life to the fullest.
His name is Josh, also known as, Artisan Josh (also @artisan_josh on Instagram), and he’s been living and traveling with his tiny house all year! His story also reminds us how we don’t need to spend so much money to build and live our dreams. I’m able to share this with you thanks to Jenna of Tiny House Giant Journey. Thanks, and enjoy!
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Photos via Tiny House Giant Journey/YouTube
