This is the geo-dome Life Pod travel trailer by Michael Weekes.
Outside, you’ll see a geometric dome attached to what seems to be a small trailer for boats.
When you go inside, you’ll find a bed, dinette, window, storage and a bathroom. The inside decor has light-colored wooden accents with exposed triangular beams.
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This is a Dodge Caravan Jucy RV Rental that has been converted into a mini RV. Once you take a look at it, doesn’t it remind you of a modern-day VW bus?
From the outside, you can definitely tell that this isn’t your everyday minivan mostly because of the pop-top, but also because of the color scheme. When you go inside, you’ll notice it has been converted into a compact micro motorhome. It sure would be fun to travel the country in something like this, wouldn’t it?
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This is the 154 sq. ft. Roving tiny house on wheels by 84 Lumber Tiny Living.
Outside, you’ll see this tiny home features cedar lap siding, low-E windows, and a metal roof.
When you go inside, you’ll find a living area, kitchen, bathroom, and an upstairs sleeping loft.
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This is an introduction to La Tiny House Company, a tiny house builder in France.
They have built fifteen homes so far. One features a special shape – almost reminiscent of Noah’s ark, with curved roof lines and wooden clapboards. Another looks like a typical gable roof cabin with a bright turquoise door. One of their other tiny house builds features pine siding and a metal roof with dormers for the loft space. And yet another reminds you of the prairie wagons of the wild West, with a curved canopy-style roof.
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This is an adorable Appalachia tiny home on wheels in France by La Tiny House Company.
Outside, you’ll notice a fun geometric look because of a mixture of vertical and horizontal wooden siding. Off the front of the home is a small covered patio area.
When you go inside, you’ll find beautiful pine walls and floors. In the kitchen, there’s a metal countertop with two stove top burners and a stainless steel sink. The loft area is completely paneled in pine and has wooden shelving units to separate it from the main living area. You can get the full tour by watching the video below.
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Looking for a tiny home you can buy? Check out this Relax Shack red tiny house on wheels created by Mini Mansions that’s for sale.
This tiny house has a shed-style roof for tall ceilings and plenty of loft space. Despite its name, the house is primarily blue with its vertical bright blue siding and a light grey-blue baseboard around the perimeter of the house. White trim surrounds all the windows and the bright red door.
When you go inside, you’ll find beautiful grey-colored wainscoting on all the walls. In the kitchen, you’ll have butcher block counters, a small refrigerator and a washer/dryer combo unit. Hate ladders? Real steps with a pipe railing lead to the carpeted main loft, which features more pipe railing for safety. The main living space has a beautiful large window, a couch with built-in storage underneath, and a lovely sitting chair. An electric fireplace hides in the nook under the staircase. Like having guests? Have children? The second loft is accessible by ladder and has room for a twin-sized bed. See it all in the video below!
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Wonder what family life in a tiny home looks like? Check out this family’s wonderful and whimsical tiny house built by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses.
The roof line resembles a wave and swoops over dormers on either end of the house. Half-circle windows follow the contour and allow in natural light. The metal roofing has a purple hue, which compliments the bright blue trim around the bottom of the house. Horizontal pine clapboards and uneven shingles cover the middle of the home.
Inside, however, the colors are far more muted. Pine covers the walls and floors, and creates most of the furniture. The kitchen includes open shelving, a fridge, and a small oven. A nifty pull-out/collapsible table sits in the living space near the couch decorated with cloud-shaped pillows. Upstairs you’ll see something very unusual: two lofts connected by a glass bridge. The childrens’ bedroom is on one end with toys and couch beds, and the parents’ queen-sized bed is on the other end of the walkway. For more information about what it’s like living in a family tiny home, check out their blog.
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Take a look at this fun 24 foot Albuquerque tiny house by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses.
Outside, you’ll notice a standard design for one-loft tiny homes, a high gabled roof with dormers at the back to provide extra loft space. The home has grey clapboarding and caramel-stained pine trim. The metal roof is a light grey color and contrasts well with the other elements.
Inside, the loft has an old pipe railing to separate it from the main living area. It looks out on a small couch “for two” and a rustic chest coffee table. The kitchen is a step up from the living room and includes a full-sized refrigerator, white cabinets, and a unique bar area with stools for eating. Under the loft, there’s a bookcase and the bathroom, which includes a fantastic tile shower.
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This is a 160 sq. ft. tiny house on wheels by Rewild Homes in Nanaimo, British Columbia.
Outside, you’ll notice it features a bright turquoise door with unique wavy shingles on the dormer with an octagonal window that sheds light into the adjacent loft.
When you go inside, you’ll find cream paneling on the walls and ceiling with contrasting dark wood trim. The wide pine floors feature a dark stain and are laid diagonally. The steps to the main sleeping loft look like old crates, also stained dark brown, with handy storage under each step. Yet the most interesting feature of this house is the very long kitchen counter top/desk space that is a cross-section of a large tree with an unfinished bark edge. Over the entryway, you’ll find a guest or storage loft, accessible by ladder.
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Images © RewildHomes.com
