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This is the Winnhaven, a renovated 30 ft. travel trailer by Wander in the West, a company that’s using the trailer to tour the American West and promote American-made products.

What’s really cool about this camper renovation is that it was done with all American-made products from brands like The Citizenry, Shoppe by Amber Interiors, Sinkology, Tuft & Needle, Burrow and more.

Our mission is to connect people in their local environments to the great people, brands and products that are made in their own backyards and they don’t even know it. We’re helping to support all of the American makers that are working hard to create unique things wherever they may be and more attention needs to be brought to these unique movers & shakers.

Enjoy pictures of the Winnhaven below and then check out the work of Wander in the West here.

Related: The Watermill: Renovated Travel Trailer For Sale

The Winnhaven Wander in the West 30 Ft. Travel Trailer

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This is Troy & Krista’s 25 ft. Castle Peak Tiny Home in Washington.

It’s a fully-customized THOW built for them by Tiny Mountain Homes, and they’ve been living inside for 8 months, loving their tiny life!

We are thrilled with the design, and functionality of this model. Every detail of the interior and exterior my wife and I specifically picked out.

Troy and Krista sent us pictures of their lived-in home, and shared their story in a Q&A at the end of the post: You don’t want to miss it. I really love that they prove living in an RV park can be luxurious — just wait until you see their quaint little lot!

Related: Jared and Haley’s Tiny Mountain Home

Interview: Troy & Krista’s 25 ft. Castle Peak Tiny Home

Images via Troy & Krista

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This is the 476 Sq. Ft. Ontario Tiny House Plan by Robinson Residential.

Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!

Related: Alberta A-Frame Small Home Design

476 Sq. Ft. Ontario Tiny House Plan

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This is the Ironclad Tiny House on Wheels by Wind River Tiny Homes in Tennessee.

The Ironclad tiny home started out as a hybrid of two of our past builds (The Chimera and The Rook) but ended up taking on a life of it’s own. This sleek and modern tiny house won’t stand up to canon balls like the Civil War warships from which it gets it’s name, but the 40 year warranty metal siding and roofing are incredibly durable and low maintenance.

Step inside and you’ll find the interior has a modern feel with industrial and rustic accents. White ship lap walls, light natural pine ceiling, and subway tiles are offset by the brooding and dark tone of the trim, hardware, fixtures and floor. The Ironclad tiny home also has a larger than standard bathroom, large shower (48″x 32″) and full sized appliances which allow the space to feel and operate like a much larger home.

Get the price and contact information for Wind River Tiny Homes below. Enjoy the pictures!

Related: The Monocle Wind River Tiny Home with Amazing Bathroom!

The Ironclad Tiny House Model by Wind River Tiny Homes

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To see what a Tumbleweed Linden can look like, check out some pictures below from different Linden builds we’ve featured here on Tiny House Talk. Enjoy!

The Lucky Linden Tiny House!

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This is La Contemporaine (The Contemporary), a tiny house built by Quebec’s Vivre en Mini. The sleek and modern home acted as the company’s sales model.

This is an exceptional chance to get a fully equipped and usable year-round version. After loyal services during the Spring Salons, we put on sale our demo. This mini-house is technological, combining a management by home automation as well as a high-end sound system. We used the best materials in its design, ranging from aluminum trailers to institutional grade flooring.

There are tons of details (including price) available below. Enjoy!

Vivre en Mini: La Contemporaine Tiny House on Wheels

Images via Vivre en Mini

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This is the Whittle Wagon, a tiny house for sale in Fort Worth, Texas. The price is reduced to $35,000 (sold).

The house sits on a 24 ft. gooseneck trailer that allows for a “split level” loft bedroom that’s just a few steps off the ground. It has a galley kitchen, a bathroom featuring beautiful faux stonework, and enough space for a sectional sofa and an office desk area! Get pictures, details, and seller contact information below. Be sure to enjoy the video tour!

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The Whittle Wagon 24-foot Gooseneck THOW

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This is Eric’s Redwood Tiny House that’s currently for sale near El Cajon, California. He reduced the price to $58,000.

The little dwelling has beautiful (you guessed it!) redwood exterior and boasts 250 square feet of living space. Step inside and you’ll find a lot of warm wood accents and industrial pipe fixtures to give it a cozy feel. Be sure to take the video tour to see it all!

Get all the details and price below, and contact Eric via the form if you want to buy the home. Enjoy the pictures!

Related: Alexis’ $10,000 DIY Tiny House on Wheels in California

Eric’s Redwood Tiny House in California

Images via Eric

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This is the Denali, a gorgeous tiny house build by Timbercraft Tiny Homes in Guntersville, AL.

It’s a 37′ long ,8.5′ wide and 13.5′ high tiny house and with that awesome length, they were able to fit a lot in! It’s 352 sq. ft. as shown below, but they add an optional ​loft over the living room to make the space 430 sq. ft. But space doesn’t mean anything if it’s not beautifully crafted, and as with all Timbercraft homes, this one is stunning inside and out. Enjoy the pictures and video tour below to learn more, and head over to Timbercraft Tiny Homes if you’d like one of your own!

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The 37-foot Denali Tiny House on Wheels by Timbercraft Tiny Homes

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