This is a 400 sq. ft. tiny pond cottage on the Olympic Peninsula.
It’s located with a nearby pond and an amazing view of the mountains. When you go inside, you’ll find a living area, dining table, work/study desk, full kitchen, bathroom, and an upstairs sleeping loft.
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This is the Fossickers Hut tiny pioneer cabin in Canvastown, Marlborough, New Zealand.
It’s a vacation rental cabin with a covered front porch, outdoor tub, and outdoor kitchen.
When you step inside, you’ll find a kitchen, living area, studio bed, and an upstairs sleeping loft.
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Related: Tiny Log Cabin in New Zealand
This is to announce the Reuse Box Truck Project by Alex Eaves and Derek “Deek” Diedricksen.
It’s a film fusing reuse benefits and tiny home solutions to build a living and learning center inside of a used box truck.
Features of the truck will includes a work space, personal living space, ability to host pop up shops outside, ability to host speeches, concerts, screenings, and more!
But Deek and Alex need your support to get the project completed so they’re offering some pretty cool rewards if you decide to get involved. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
This is the story of a 23-year-old filmmaker’s cargo van tiny house conversion. His name is Zach Both, and over the last year, he’s been on a “creative road show” across the US.
Zach travels and lives in his cargo van tiny house conversion that also functions as his mobile studio so he can live and work while traveling. “Filmmaking by nature is a nomadic pursuit. It’s a constant migration to and from different locations based on what the storytelling requires,” said Zach Both. “With this van, I now have complete freedom to write a script surrounded by mountains, direct a shoot in a remote desert town and then collaborate with an editor or composer in Los Angeles—all within the same month. That would be impossible any other way.”
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This is Ryan’s 20′ 131 Sq. Ft. Tiny House on Wheels.
He started building it in his neighbor’s garage in the winter of 2014.
Since Ryan is well versed in construction, according to this article on Tumbleweed, he was able to finish it in only four months while spending about $35,000 on it.
By the time May 2015 came around, he moved it to Colorado. A unique thing about Ryan’s 20′ tiny house is that he doesn’t use a sleeping loft.
Instead, his couch is a lot like a murphy bed… It folds out into a bed when he’s ready to go to sleep for the night. Ryan also uses a hammock inside to hang out in.
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The Lumbec Micro-House is a 136-square-foot tiny house on wheels built by Lumbec Tiny Houses, a Quebec-based Canadian builder that earned a reputation for blending European craftsmanship with North American tiny house ingenuity. At just over 12 feet long on the main body, this micro dwelling proves that thoughtful design can deliver a fully functional home in an extraordinarily compact footprint.
What sets the Lumbec Micro-House apart from many tiny houses in its size range is the distinctive V-shaped nose extension that pushes living space out over the trailer tongue. Rather than leaving that triangle of trailer real estate empty, Lumbec engineered usable square footage into what is typically dead space. The result is a home that feels larger than its dimensions suggest.
From the vertical cedar siding and standing-seam metal roof to the carefully planned interior with full kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping loft, this build demonstrates the level of finish and attention to detail that made Lumbec a standout among Canadian tiny house builders.
Images courtesy of Lumbec Tiny Houses
This is a tiny house vacation in the Netherlands.
From the outside, it has a traditional cottage look and feel.
When you step inside, you’ll find a living area, dining table, kitchen, bathroom, and an upstairs sleeping loft.
You’ll also find an additional fold out bar stool table and an open wardrobe to hang your clothes. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Related: Woman’s Legal Tiny House in the Netherlands
This is a 380 sq. ft. double-THOW tiny home in Austin, Texas designed by Kim Lewis. What makes it unique, is that it consists of two tiny houses on wheels which is why I like to call it a ‘Double-THOW’ tiny home.
The two units are combined with a shared deck. Have you ever thought of doing that? I love this idea because you can start with one tiny house, and add another one later if you needed to. This tiny home was featured on season 3 episode 4 of Tiny House Nation. It’s called “400 Sq. Ft. Wine Tasting House.”
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Images © Molly Winters
This is a 357 sq. ft. tiny home on wheels built by Nomad Tiny Homes near Austin, Texas.
It’s built on a large 42′ gooseneck trailer to make the home big enough to house five people.
Inside, you’ll find a full kitchen, bathroom, laundry area, two lofts (one with bunks beds!), a living area, and plenty of storage throughout.
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Images © Nomad Tiny Homes
