In the world of small homes, you’ll find abodes made of anything from mirrors to reclaimed wood to straw bales. This is an 807 sq. ft. stone cottage named “Casa Vi” by EV+A Lab.
Outside, you’ll notice a perfectly square facade with four symmetrical windows and a tilting backward roofline. It sits among a forest of beautiful trees blowing smoke from its chimney.
On the inside, the house is paneled with light knotty pine wood and white walls, with a beautiful open floor plan. The kitchen includes a cool retro refrigerator and a long table with wooden block stools. A floating staircase leads upstairs to the bedroom and sitting area. The bathroom includes a unique concrete sink, and the main living space has an open fireplace to keep warm.
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807 Sq. Ft. Stone Cottage
Images © Marcello Mariana via ArchDaily & EV+A Lab
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For tiny living, sometimes all you need is what you already have: just ask this guy who transformed his truck into a camper.
Outside, you’ll notice a RAM truck with a truck cover, but open up the back hatch and you’ll see all your camping needs in one compact area.
Inside, you’ll find a bed, built-in shelving storage, a water tank and plenty of water bottles. He has coolers to store food and another to store all kinds of camping gear. He even has a small grill for cooking while out in nature enjoying his surroundings. Look at the video below to see all the details of this DIY transformation.
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Cheap DIY Truck Camper
Images © JR deguzman via YouTube
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This is a 180 sq. ft. gypsy tiny house on wheels.
Outside, you’ll notice the fun color combination of lime green and bright blue siding. Off the front of this house is a quaint covered porch area. White french doors lead into the main living area and are flanked by two lantern lights.
When you go inside, you’ll find knotty pine walls and hardwood floors. A small white table and two chairs give you a place to eat and work and an additional lounge chair provides a place to sit and relax. If you don’t like loft beds you’re in luck because this one is in a little nook with under-bed storage instead and it doesn’t require steps or a ladder to hop in. The bathroom has everything you need: shower, toilet and sink, and the kitchen has a few cabinets, a sink, and a hot plate for warming food or making tea. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
180 Sq. Ft. Gypsy Tiny House on Wheels
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This is Mark’s modern tiny house on wheels in Alaska.
Outside, you’ll notice a rectangular structure with a bright orange panel and periwinkle blue door. In its current resting place, it has a small front patio with planters and a garden chair for relaxing by the beautiful woods right outside Mark’s door.
The periwinkle-orange color scheme extends to the inside, too. You’ll find hardwood floors and sparse decor. The kitchen space includes a two-burner electric stovetop, microwave and sink. Take the ladder to the loft where you can take a nap.
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He Rented Out His Big House and Built This to Live Simple!
Images © Tiny House Giant Journey via YouTube
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Wondering how much you could build your tiny home for? Check out this couple’s $25,000 DIY “Smouse” house on wheels.
It took the couple eight months to build their dream home. Outside, you’ll notice it has a curved roof. It’s painted mint green with orange trim and has a colorful “wrap” of wood around the base.
When you go inside, you’ll find a bright space with a beautiful kitchen that has tile-inlaid cabinets and a 3/4 size oven and stove top. The bathroom includes a composting toilet and beautiful basin sink. The roof is paneled in pine and the bedroom space has plenty of room and a cool stained glass round window for a headboard. Best of all, the house includes all kinds of tile-work and unique touches that fit its owners’ tastes and personality.
Couple’s $25k DIY “Smouse” Tiny House on Wheels
Images © Peter Chee via TinyHouseFor.Us
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We’ve all heard of tiny houses, but what about a tiny tavern? Check out this one – on wheels – designed by Tongue & Groove.
Outside, you’ll notice wooden siding and a shed roof. Much like a food truck, this tavern comes with a service window. Unlike most of them, it also has six collapsible bar stools for patrons to sit at. This example isn’t yet complete, but the finished product will include an awning, three beer taps, a fold down beer pong table, cornhole, washers, kan jam and more.
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Tiny Tavern on Wheels
Images © Tongue and Groove via Facebook and Instagram
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This is a couple’s beautiful off-grid tiny house near Asheville, North Carolina.
In the forest, you’ll find this brown home resting on stilts on a mountain.
When you go inside, you’ll find the entire interior covered in beautiful knotty pine paneling. The shelves and counters have a light green finish. In the kitchen, there’s a two-burner cooktop, a sink, and plenty of storage. The bathroom includes a stand-up shower. In the main living space, there’s a sofa with open-concept storage for pots and pans underneath. A special hook on the wall gives them an off-the-floor location to store their guitar. The home has two lofts – one for their queen bed and another for storage with nifty stacked cubbies. Watch the tour below for all of the details.
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Couple’s Off-Grid Tiny House near Asheville, NC
Images © Tiny House Giant Journey via YouTube
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This is a quaint 240 sq. foot tiny house on wheels in Seattle.
Outside, you’ll notice grey pine clapboards and a matching metal roof on a standard gable-roofed tiny home with dormers for the bedroom loft. White trim encompasses the tan door that leads into the main living space of this little home.
When you go inside, you’ll find an adorable kitchen with granite counter tops and a butcher block counter top, a completely tiled back wall and an almost-full-sized refrigerator. A hanging plant and above-the-kitchen shelf holding baskets and nick knacks create a special warmth. The living space includes a couch and television for relaxing and a ladder leads to the bedroom that has four large windows – one on each wall and a skylight. There’s even a little office space with a desk and hanging guitars for working and playing music. Step into the spa-like bathroom and take a shower in the metal-lined shower stall.
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240 Sq. Ft. Tiny House in Seattle
Images © Kalani via Airbnb
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This is a 664 sq. ft. cottage in Ashland designed by Carlos Delgado. Outside, you’ll find a square cottage with a shingled hip roof. The front wall has a bay of four windows and a cranberry red door. A beautiful fenced-in patio comes off the front and a hot tub rests at the house’s side.
When you go inside, you’ll find crisp cream walls and beautiful finishes. The living space includes a corner couch cubby, armchairs, and a coffee table. Take the stairs to the master bedroom which has tall ceilings and french doors that lead onto a small back patio. In the kitchen, there’s a little breakfast nook with bench seating for family meals.
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664 Sq. Ft. Cottage in Ashland w/ Tiny Footprint
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