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600 Sq. Ft. Tye River Cabin in Washington

Designed in nature and eco friendly I’m happy to share with you the Tye River Cabin located in Skykomish, Washington. The architects, Olson Kundig, designed this cabin with large windows and glass doors for entertaining and inviting the outdoors in. I feel these features give the modern river cabin a more natural feel. The cabin is…

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Milk Barn Converted into 480 Sq. Ft. Backyard Cottage

This 480 sq. ft. backyard cottage Berkeley, California is a guest post by John Olmsted of New Avenue Homes Bruce and Nancy have an active and engaging world. They have a growing daughter, family, and guests coming by regularly, and many hobbies and interests. When grandma and grandpa were visiting for the holidays and found themselves…

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Tiny House Community for Homeless Finishes 3rd Tiny Home

Right now I want to give you an update on OM Build which is a tiny house community for the homeless in Madison, Wisconsin. If you feel called to I’d also like to invite you to help support the growth and completion of the community with your own donation. Occupy Madison is building tiny houses…

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624 Sq. Ft. 3-Story Small House in Japan

Check out this 3-story 624 sq. ft. house in Japan. The architects, Takahashi Maki and Associates, call it the “White Hut and Tilia Japanica”. Set in a older residential community this small house sits much higher than it’s neighbors. The large windows of the home give the owner views of the surrounding area. Heading inside the…

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Man Builds Small Cabin in Virginia Acreage

This is the story of a little cabin built by one of our readers, Chris Brock who bought 3 acres of land in Virginia back in 2012, and was able to build the cabin with the help of a cousin, who is a builder. It’s a 24×30 cabin with a loft so there’s 720-sq.-ft. plus…

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250 Sq. Ft. Backyard Tiny House by New Avenue Homes

This 250 sq. ft. tiny guest house in Oakland, California is a guest post by John Olmsted of New Avenue Homes Travis and Kelly approached New Avenue back in February 2013 to discuss adding an accessory dwelling to the backyard of their Oakland, CA home. This 250 square foot casita is intended as a guesthouse…

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Sundance Wild West Wagon Cabin

I’m excited to share with you the Sundance wagon cabin. Off the beaten path you will find this wild west inspired cabin that you can spend a holiday in Cornwall, United Kingdom. The design of this cabin looks perfect for a couple to live simply. Let’s explore this wild west wagon cabin. As you walk…

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Lemon Cove Village: A Tiny House Community

I’m excited to let you know about this new up and coming 11 acre tiny house community called Lemon Cove Village in Lemon Cove, California opening January 1st, 2015. The community consists of 55 tiny house ONLY spaces. This means ONLY tiny houses (no traditional RVs). It’s near Sequoia National Park. Right now rates are listed…

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200 Sq. Ft. Modern Tiny House on Wheels For Sale

This one of a kind modern tiny house on wheels is for sale in Ashland, Oregon. It has full hook ups and is ready to move in. The house is fully insulated and has lots of windows for great natural lighting. When you go inside you’ll find a full service kitchen with 24″ cabinets, bathroom…

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Shepherd’s Hut Tiny House by Pixie Palace Hut Company

I’m excited to introduce you to the Pixie Palace Hut Company that’s based in Northern Michigan. It’s a family owned business specializing in building English style Shepherd’s Hut Tiny Houses. These Shepherd’s Hut tiny homes are unique because they’re designed and built on trailers with cast iron wheels. Originally beginning in the 1600s these structures…