This is the Old Timey Caravan Tiny House.
It’s designed and built by The Unknown Craftsmen.
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Photos via TheUnknownCraftsmen.com
This is the Wanigan tiny house by Burrow Tiny Homes.
It’s currently for sale for $45,000.
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Images © Burrow Tiny Homes
This is artist and sculptor Mikael Redman’s Small House in a Mexican jungle he designed himself that’s for sale.
It sits in a gated ecological preserve where many species of birds and animals thrive.
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Images via Mikael Redman
This is the gorgeous Bulle Etoile Micro Mansion.
It’s available to rent on Airbnb in Quebec.
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Images via Bulleetoile.com
This is the Funky Tiny Houselet in Berkeley, California.
You can rent it on Airbnb for about $95 a night.
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Images via Airbnb
These are videos showing how this family built their amazing off-grid tiny cabin.
They’ve spent the last four years working on the project.
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Images via YouTube
This is the Escape Vintage XL Tiny House on Wheels. It’s the larger version of the Escape Vintage that you may have seen before.
This tiny is built by Escape Homes out of Rice Lake, Wisconsin. It features a floor plan with a walk-around queen bed on the first level. How do you like it? Can you see yourself in this tiny home?
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Images © ESCAPE
This is a modern tiny house in Austin, Texas.
You can rent it and try out tiny living in it using Airbnb.
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Photos via Airbnb
Joseph RM Dupuis from Working Title built this 355 square foot, off-grid, shipping container cabin in Ontario, Canada using three 20 foot x 8-foot shipping containers that he modified so that the indoor space was completely open concept.
The tiny home was designed on the premise that it could be safely closed up for weeks at a time and still be secure. Joseph says he also chose to build with shipping containers because they’re readily available and reasonably affordable.
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Image © Exploring Alternatives
