This is a gorgeous teardrop trailer by Chesapeake Light Craft.
From the outside, you’ll notice a highly polished wooden tiny camper with a sturdy roof rack that can carry two kayaks. According to their website, you can buy the kit and build it yourself, even if you have little or no experience. When you go inside, you’ll find space for someone up to 6 ft. 8 in. tall to sit up and lay down to sleep. In the rear, there’s a hatch that opens to reveal a small stove and plenty of storage space for your gear. All in all, it’s designed to be better than tent camping and can conveniently be pulled by almost any vehicle.
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Gorgeous Teardrop Trailer by Chesapeake Light Craft
Images © CLCBoats
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This is Lewis & Clark’s tiny house vacation rental in Montana where you can try out living tiny for about $104 a night.
From the outside, you’ll notice a long house covered in metal roofing and siding with dormers in the middle of the roof. You’ll also notice a small deck patio with a dark wooden door to go inside.
When you go inside, you’ll find a corner kitchen with a sink, refrigerator, microwave and electric stove top. A chalkboard wall features both a fold-out table and a Murphy bed for sleeping. The bathroom has a shower with a metal basin tub and a composting toilet, and the living room includes a couch and television.
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Lewis & Clark’s Tiny House Vacation Rental
Images © Uniquely Living via VRBO
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This is a caboose cabin in upstate New York.
From the outside, you’ll notice it’s an old railroad caboose that’s now being used as a tiny cabin. Unfortunately, we weren’t able to get inside to show you more. But what are your thoughts on transforming an old caboose into your own tiny home? Would you do it? Why or why not?
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Caboose Cabin in Upstate New York
Images © Elizabeth Burke
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Looking for a spacious, modern tiny house layout with a relatively simple construction process? Then check out the new Hikari Box Tiny House Plans from designer/builder Shelter Wise! Shelter Wise took their experience custom-designing numerous tiny homes on wheels for clients over the last few years and combined all their favorite ideas into this design.
At 24 feet long, the Hikari Box is 184 square feet on the ground floor, with one 79 square foot loft for a queen bed and another 23 square foot loft for storage or a twin bed. It features 14 windows to let the light pour in (“Hikari” is Japanese for “light-filled”), and tons of storage in the kitchen, and in the Japanese tansu chest-inspired stairway to the main loft.
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The Light-Filled Hikari Box Tiny House on Wheels!
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This is a tree cabin on a permaculture farm in Miami, Florida.
Outside, you’ll notice a staircase that leads to the third floor of this geometric wooden treehouse.
When you go inside, you’ll find an open-air bedroom with a full-sized bed covered in a mosquito net. A shared kitchen, laundry facilities, bathroom, outdoor shower, and a shared patio area sit on ground level near the treehouse.
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Tree Cabin on a Permaculture Farm
Images © Leslie via Airbnb
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This is the KAN shipping container tiny home by Kyle Kozak.
It’s a modular shipping container home that can be built and shipped almost anywhere.
From the outside, you’ll notice the classic container look along with a rooftop deck with railings for security that you can use as outdoor space to enjoy the scenery and relax.
When you go inside, you’ll find a one-level floor plan with a desk, bed, kitchenette, bathroom, and plenty of shelving for storage. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
The KAN Shipping Container Tiny Home
Images © KAN
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This is a tiny tree house on a farm in Miami, Florida.
Outside, you’ll notice a front patio and arched doorway that leads you inside the three-story structure.
When you go inside, you’ll find an open-air bedroom with a full-size bed covered in a mosquito canopy and a twin bed. A bathroom and outdoor shower are on ground level. Watch the video below for all the details.
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Tiny Tree House on a Farm in Miami, FL
Images © Tiny House Giant Journey via YouTube
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This is a tiny house on wheels with slide outs designed with baby boomers in mind by Tiny By Design Homes. From the outside, you’ll notice it has a shed-style roof to maximize spaciousness when you’re inside.
Once you’re inside, you’ll find a one-level floor plan with a living area, kitchen, an abundance of storage cabinets, closet space, a bathroom, slide-out bed, and additional loft space you can use for storage or additional sleeping space.
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Baby Boomer Tiny House on Wheels with Slide Outs
Images © TinyByDesignHomes
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This is a tiny house-inspired pop up teardrop camper by Home Grown Trailers.
From the outside, you’ll notice the iconic teardrop shape combined with the classic cabin look and feel. When you go inside, you’ll be surprised to find enough sleeping for four people, a bathroom, and a full kitchen!
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Tiny House-inspired Pop Up Teardrop Camper
Images © HomeGrownTrailers.com
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