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This is Mike Blue’s story about living in a van and traveling Northern Sumatra.

Be inspired by his minimalist adventures and read more at The Consumption Cleanse.

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Related: Film Producer Living and Working in a Camper Van Full Time VIDEO

Northern Sumatra Van Life: One Man’s Story

Images via Mike Blue

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Who needs a traditional ladder when you can scale a climbing wall to reach your loft? This adventurous couple transformed their love of rock climbing into a functional design feature, creating one of the most unique tiny houses we’ve ever featured.

Built for approximately $33,000, this clever tiny home serves as a stepping stone while the couple saves for a larger family home. But don’t let its transitional purpose fool you—this 22-foot by 10-foot dwelling is packed with personality, smart storage solutions, and a workout opportunity every time you head to bed.

Exterior view of the climbing wall tiny house on wheels

Images via Living Big in a Tiny House

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This is the Blue Ridge Mountains Simply Enough Tiny Home.

Jody and her husband built this stunning home and you can read their story below.

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Related: 480 Sq. Ft. Tiny Cabin in the North Georgia Mountains

Blue Ridge Mountains Simply Enough Tiny Home

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Images via Jody Brady

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This is Sarah’s 1997 Dodge Ram Converted Cargo Van that’s for sale.

It’s been updated with a removable bed and storage shelves, and there’s so much more you could do to make this a full-time home. Check out her listing on Craigslist.

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Related: Man’s DIY Stealth Cargo Trailer Tiny House

Sarah’s 1997 Dodge Ram Converted Cargo Van

Images via Craigslist

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This is the No Home Address (NoHA) Small House Design by Richard Perkin.

He wanted to create a foldable 800 sq. ft. home that could be transported anywhere. You can support his efforts to finish the exterior of his prototype on Kickstarter.

Don’t miss other interesting tiny house concepts like this, join our FREE Tiny House Newsletter for more! 

No Home Address (NoHA) Foldable Small House Design

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Images via NoHA

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You might be pulling out a Harry Connick Jr. Christmas CD this time of year, but earlier in the season he was staying the night in the Pioneer Tiny House on Wheels!

This home was built by the Tiny House Buildling Company and you can watch Harry’s experience in the video below.

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Related: The Portable Pioneer Tiny House

Harry Connick Jr. Stays in the Pioneer Tiny House

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This is a disassembled tree house for sale in Weston MA.

The owner wants to move the tree house off his property and is selling it for $7,500. It will be deconstructed into four pieces for moving.

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Disassembled Tree House in Weston MA

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Images via Chris

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This Mary’s Alpine Tiny Home.

It’s an off-grid tiny house with two lofts, carpeting and full-sized appliances.

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Mary’s Grey and White Alpine Tiny Home

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Images via Alpine Tiny Homes

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This is the Flats RV and Campground in Canal Flats, British Columbia where you can park your tiny home!

It has 23 acres backing onto the Kottenay River. It includes 26 year-round sites with 30 amp and deep-water services tied into town sewer, along with an 8 person washhouse and laundry facilities.

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Flats RV and Campground Tiny House Community in BC

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