This is what I’ve dubbed the “Welcome to the Future,” the latest tiny house from Liberation Tiny Homes in Pennsylvania.
The model is currently for sale, brimming with all kinds of modern, sleek, and even retro-feeling elements. I really love the funky exterior shape, that looks almost like something from the Jetsons!
Want to purchase it? Have questions? Get in touch with Liberation here. More details about the build and specifications on the last page.
Related: Modern Farmhouse Take Two THOW by Liberation Tiny Homes
Welcome to the Future: New Liberation Tiny Home
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This the Attic Transformer, an amazing 225 st. ft. apartment created from an attic space in West Village, New York City, and wow is it cool.
MKCA, or Michael C Chen Architecture designed this multi-functional space that fits everything you need into a very tiny apartment. The main wall can be completely closed up, or you can pull your desk, computer, dining room table, closet, pantry and BED out from the wall when needed. There’s also a compact kitchenette, a comfortable stationary sofa, and a luxury bathroom.
Enjoy the pictures and get more information on the last page!
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MKCA’s Attic Transformer: Amazing 225 sq. ft. Apartment
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These are some super funky, stackable housing units that take tiny to a whole new level!
Each of the three stacked modules measure 8 x 13 x 9 and provide enough space for a bed, kitchen and bathroom. They were designed by Slovenian OFIS Arhitekti, and almost seem to defy gravity!
You can’t purchase them yet (this was just a prototype on display in Milan), but the units are designed to be eco-friendly and compatible with many different climates and location. It’ll be fun to see what they are like once produced on a broader scale!
Read more about these on Dezeen.
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OFIS Arhitekti Funky Stackable Housing Units
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This is the Sutton’s Cedar American Tiny House featured in Texas Monthly.
The beautiful abode in 312 sq. ft. and sits on part of 24 acres that’s been in photographer Kelly Christine Sutton’s family for years. The home was built by American Tiny House, and sports a crisp and lovely interior. Their outdoor living space is equally as amazing: They created a patio space with hanging bulb lights, outdoor furniture and even netted rope swings.
You can read more about the design and their story in the Texas Monthly article here. If you love the build and want something similar, contact American Tiny House with your ideas!
Related: Egg Harbor Township, NJ Tiny House
The Sutton’s Cedar American Tiny House
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This is the Hidden Lovenest, a Welsh Tin Cabin in Pembrokshire that former owner, Gregory, emailed us about. Thanks!
The cottage is now a quaint and charming rental with gorgeous views of Welsh fields. Gregory said if memory serves him right, the house was 25 square meters, or 269 square feet. There’s a small kitchen, a cozy living room, and then a bedroom and bathroom. The veranda has a fun wood stove for warming by on cool nights.
Rent it (and get more information) right here.
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Tiny Tin Cabin in Pembrokshire
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We’ve shown you the Mansion from Uncharted Tiny Homes before, but here’s a video tour of their custom model.
I always like seeing a person walking inside a tiny house for perspective, and Chris & G from Tiny Home Tours open up all the cabinets and tell us what they like! The couple has been living in a Class A RV, travelling the country, so they have a good idea of what works (and what doesn’t!) in a tiny space.
Check it out, and subscribe to Chris & G’s channel here.
Related: The Mansion Tiny House by Uncharted Tiny Homes
Tiny Mansion Video Tour: Uncharted Tiny Homes
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This is Matthew Olson’s 80 sq. ft. tiny house that he built for his senior project with Green Meadow Waldorf School.
After raising the initial funds to create the shell (about $6,000) via Go Fund Me, Olson constructed the home in his spare time and will donate it to Fellowship Community, a local nonprofit who will use it to house foreign exchange students learning how to care for the elderly.
Watch Lohud’s interview with Olson below, and read the full story about his project here. If he raises any more money, he might even work on finishing some of the interior!
Related: Student-Built Housing Pods for the Homeless
Student’s 80 Sq. Ft. Tiny House Project
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This couple is living legally in their off-grid tiny house and homestead! They live in a 24 ft. THOW in Arizona and describe themselves as “digital entrepreneur nomads” promoting “a minimalistic debt free lifestyle.”
You can see a few screenshots of their crisp, modern tiny house below, and then watch a number of their videos from their YouTube channel, Life inside a Box. The couple started their “vlogs” when they first got the idea to build the house, and now they have hundreds of videos documenting the entire process, including DIY videos for those who want to follow their lead.
I love that they go into detail about the different off-grid aspects of their life, as well as dedicate time to telling us what about their tiny house they’d change, how much the house cost and how they are living legally! You might lose a few hours watching all their videos — don’t say I didn’t warn you!
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Couple Living Legally in Off-Grid Tiny House & Homestead
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This is the Dreamwood Park Model by new builder, Humble House, in Maryland.
At 451 square feet, this model is pushing the boundaries of a “tiny” house, but in doing so, it brings in some features that I know you’ll love: Tons of storage, ample living space, and a ground-floor bedroom featuring a Murphy bed. Add in the stunning design elements and you have a house I’d love to live in! You can learn more about Humble Houses here, and if you have additional questions about the specs and price, watch the video tour on the last page or get in touch via this link.
Related: Fair House: Park Model Tiny House in Texas
The Dreamwood Humble House Park Model
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