These are the geodesic domes at Hostel Forest in Brunswick, Georgia.
The property features geodesic domes and 9 tree houses built by volunteers.
It’s a 133 acre property with forest and wetlands near St. Simons Island and Jekyll Island.
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These are the tree houses at Hostel Forest in Brunswick, Georgia.
The property features geodesic domes and 9 tree houses built by volunteers.
It’s a 133 acre property with forest and wetlands near St. Simons Island and Jekyll Island.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
This is a rustic chic tiny house on wheels by Tiny Heirloom.
What makes this tiny home unique is that the living room is up in a loft with enough room to stand up in.
Then your bed pulls out from underneath the living room storage system. What do you think of this design? Is it something you’d consider incorporating into your tiny house design?
Also Tiny Heirloom is announcing a tiny house perfect start kit if you want to DIY. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Tiny Heirloom
This is a triple axle 28′ Titan Tiny House by Bantam Built Homes.
According to the company, it was built and delivered to a customer in Fresno, California. Inside, you’ll find a kitchen, living area, bathroom, and loft space.
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Images © Bantam Built Homes
This is the story of how one man designed and built a stealth tiny house on a trailer for only $4,000. He started with a 6×10 cargo utility trailer which he outfitted to function as a micro home/camper that you can tow with almost any vehicle.
And yes… He did it all for less than $4,000 USD including the price of the trailer. From the outside, you would think it’s just some sort of work trailer, right? But when you step inside, you’ll find a living area, kitchenette, bed, and more. Would you ever consider building your own micro camper like this? What would you do it with it? Where would you go? What would you go see?
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Images © Jack Arnold
Have you ever wanted a mobile hunting cabin? Well, how about this… It’s the Bushwacker Tiny House by Cabin Mfg. Inc. in Ft. Scott, Kansas. This tiny home on wheels is designed and built for hunting. So outside, you’ll notice it has a unique rustic look finished with barn wood, metal, metal deck, and a custom door. Most importantly, there’s a built-in outdoor grill and butcher’s table.
When you go inside, you’ll find a comfortable living area, full kitchen, dining, full bathroom, and an upstairs sleeping loft. So what do you think, could you see yourself with a tiny home like this? How would you use it? Would it be your full-time home or would it be your escape/vacation home or something else, like a mobile hunting cabin?
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Images © CabinMfg.com
This is the story of a man living in a converted school bus.
It’s a 2001 E350 Short School Bus that he converted himself.
Why did he do it? To quit his 9-5 job, adventure, and pursue his dreams of becoming a photographer.
His name is Adam Sauerwein. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Adam Sauerwein Photography
This is a contemporary-style tiny home build in Austin, TX that’s now for sale.
On the outside you’ll notice a blend of exterior siding: natural and green-painted wood with a metal base.
You can see the entire build from the studs to the finished product in the pictures below. The interior includes a loft, kitchen, living area and bathroom.
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Images © Brent Massey
This is the 178 sq. ft. Atticus Tiny House at Mt. Hood Tiny House Village near Portland, Oregon.
It’s the Linden 20 model designed and built by Tumbleweed Houses. Now, you can vacation in it at Mt. Hood to try out tiny living!
The exterior is finished with cedar plank siding and black trim. Inside, you’ll find a living area, kitchen, bathroom, downstairs bedroom, an upstairs sleeping loft, and an additional storage loft.
The Atticus sleeps up to three people. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Tumbleweed Houses & Mt. Hood Village
