This couple has recently completed their 118 sq. ft. tiny home on wheels and has now been living in it for about four months. They’re now also starting a vegan tiny house community!
My partner Richard & I have been living in our self-designed tiny house for 4 months now! We love tiny house life & wanted to share our TH with you!!
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Images © VeganFruitionTinyHouse
This is a 60 sq. ft. micro cabin built by Barbara Diaz of Cottage Camper.
Since we last featured Barbara’s camper, she has added some upgrades to it. She raised the roof so that it’s now 6 feet tall, painted the roof white to reflect the Florida sun, added more windows, installed custom made curtains and cushions, and installed solar exterior lights. Pretty nice, isn’t it?
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Images © Barbara Diaz
This is a 400 sq. ft. San Juan Park Model Tiny Home by West Coast Homes and architect Mark Ouellette.
The cottage is located in a lake resort community called Wildwood Lakefront Cottages. It offers 400 sq. ft. of space plus an additional 200 sq. ft. of loft space.
Inside you’ll find a bedroom that converts into a dining room using a murphy bed system. It can go from queen sized bed to a small bistro table in just a few seconds. In addition, the living room features a hydraulic lift coffee table with storage ottomans that converts into a dining/cocktail table! Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Related: Explore More Park Model Tiny Homes
Images © Westcoast-Homes.com
This Victorian Prepper Tiny House is a guest post by Stew MacInnes of Maximus Extreme Tiny Homes
This is another Maximus Extreme Tiny Home, affectionately called the Victorian Prepper. I designed this home for a lady that is an avid “Doomsday Prepper,” who was looking to have a home that not only had off grid capability but had a very distinct Victorian design element.
You’ll note from the photos that the front incorporates a turret design, where the kitchen is located and above the kitchen is the master loft. The loft is accessed by a staircase that has ample storage for food, household items, clothing and firearms!
The interior has bead-board walls and a finish grade plywood wainscot that is accented with decorative trim. There is another smaller loft that is specifically designated for dry food storage, the space is large enough to accommodate a year and a half worth of dry goods! That space also is home for one of two “mini on-demand” hot water heaters that serve this tiny house, the other is located below the stainless steel apron kitchen sink.
There is a large bathroom that is equipped with a composting toilet, fan, concrete floors (same product as the kitchen counters), storage and a tiled shower stall (with glass door). Throughout the home the ceilings are covered with faux tin ceiling tiles. The kitchen is large and features tons of storage, a microwave oven, refrigerator and concrete counters.
Images © MaximusExtreme
This is the second tiny house to come out of the Harvard Innovation Lab. They call it The Lorraine and it’s 160 sq. ft.
Built and designed to be a writer’s retreat that’s located in Southern New Hampshire near Lake Sunapee.
When you go inside you’ll find that it functions like a studio with an open living area, kitchenette, and large built-in desk that spans from the kitchen to bedroom. There is also a cozy queen size bed and bathroom with shower and composting toilet.
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Related: Shenandoah 160 Sq. Ft. Tiny House on Wheels
Images © Getaway House
This is a guest post from Gretchen Chingris about the grand opening event for 305 Microlofts at Commoncove.
Below is the press release about the newest micro lofts to come to the Chelsea, MA area.
Boston-area developer Kevin Saba, co-founder of Commoncove, one of the Boston area’s first co-work spaces, today announced the Grand Opening of 305 Microlofts at Commoncove, a new residential development overlooking the Admiral’s Hill Marina on the Chelsea waterfront, a stone’s throw from the Mystic Brewery, featuring nine (9) new construction microloft apartments for sale with prices starting at $200,000. The Grand Opening will begin with a public open house and barbecue event on Friday, September 11, 2015 from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and will continue throughout the weekend with open house events Saturday, September 12th and Sunday, September 13th from 12:00 noon to 3:00 PM both days.
305 Microlofts at Commoncove is located right above the Commoncove co-work space which launched in 2013 at Chelsea’s Admiral’s Hill Marina to offer mobile knowledge workers affordable shared workspace. Each of the nine (9) units features flexible-space living area and high end, though sensible finishes, including a full kitchen with custom-sized stainless 4-burner range with oven, dishwasher, and Fisher & Paykel refridgerator, granite countertops, wide plank floors, and built-ins. Each apartment has air conditioning, outdoor deck space and parking.
“305 Microlofts at Commoncove is an idea whose time has come — an exciting next step in the development of a larger concept built around the sharing economy,” Saba said. “Combining co-work space and high quality modest-sized living space at one location not only enhances the value of each, it introduces something new and unique that many people want and need.”
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Related: 290 Sq. Ft. Tiny Studio Condo in Brazil
Images © 305 Micro Lofts
This is a 260 sq. ft. fisherman’s cottage on the northern coast of Washington. It’s about 3 hours away from Seattle and just a short walk to the beach!
When you go inside you’ll find a living area with amazing ocean views, a kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom.
This tiny home is for sale and currently on the market with an asking price of $281,000. Please enjoy, learn more and re-share below. Thank you!
Related: 938 Sq. Ft. Off-Grid Beach Cottage
Images © Windermere Real Estate Ocean Shores
This is a renovated 1967 Overlander Airstream camper designed by Architect Series.
It’s been completely overhauled and redesigned from top to bottom! Bill Sheppard, the designer, says, “we knew we had something good when it sold in less than 20 minutes of being listed!”
When you go inside you’ll see a cozy couch, fireplace, kitchenette, dining area, bedroom, and bathroom along with wood floors, modern fixtures, and more. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below.
Related: 1954 Airstream Renovated into Timeless Tiny Cabin on Wheels
Images © Architect Series
William Woodbridge is an Australian university design student who decided to protest high rent and absurd fines by building a floating teepee on a lake and living in it!
Protest? Why? Well… The student was living on campus at the school when another organization took over the accommodations and increased rent by 30 to 50%, according to this article. In addition, William accidentally set off an alarm while cooking and was fined an additional $380. With not enough money to pay, this situation left him homeless. After living out of his car for a while, he decided to creatively take matters into his own hands. And this is the result.
Images © Jason Lu