This is a mobile furniture concept by Atelier OPA that functions as a mobile kitchen, foldaway guest bedroom, and a foldaway office.

When you’re not using them, they simply fold up into boxes on wheels. When you fold them out, they add an incredible degree of function to your space.

It’s called the Kenchikukagu by Atelier OPA architects. Wouldn’t these be great for tiny and small homes? I thought so! Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!

Mobile Furniture Box Unfolds to Kitchen, Bedroom or Office

Images © Atelier OPA

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This is the 279 sq. ft. Grand Air Méditerranée model tiny cottage by Louisiane Residences Mobiles.

It measures 8.80m (28.8ft) in length by 4.20m (13.7ft) in width. The cottage offers about 26 square meters of space which translates to about 279 sq. ft. When you go inside you’ll find a kitchenette, compact bathroom, and two bedrooms all on one level so there’s no sleeping loft. Storage is minimal but still pretty good use of space, isn’t it?

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279 Sq. Ft. Tiny Cottage

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This is Michelle’s 246 sq. ft. Nanostead tiny home on wheels that she’s named the Radhaus.

While she designed most of her tiny house herself, Michelle decided to hire the help of Nanostead to further design and build it so she could save some precious time and move into her tiny house within a few months rather than in over a year.

In total, she spent about $53,000 to have Nanostead built it for her. Michelle has now been happily living in it for just over three months and is absolutely loving it even though she admits there have been some ups and downs. Right now she rents land and also rents a 5×5 storage unit nearby to keep some extra belongings. Her long-term plan is to buy her own land and build an additional storage shed on the property.

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She Hired Nanostead to Build her 246 Sq. Ft. Radhaus Tiny Home on Wheels

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This is the Amalfi tiny house on wheels for sale by Mint Tiny Homes located in Delta, BC, Canada.

It’s built on a 20′ x 8’6″ trailer with full RV hookups. This tiny house features R21 insulation and an asphalt shingle roof.

When you go inside you’ll find a staircase with built-in storage, an upstairs sleeping loft, full bathroom, kitchen, and an open living area with plenty of windows. This tiny house on wheels is for sale with an asking price of $37,900 CAD (which converts to about $28,978 in USD).

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Amalfi THOW by Tiny Living Homes

Images © Mint Tiny Homes

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This is a tiny house built on a terrace of a condo in Italy.

It was built by an artist, Gabriella Farella, and her husband.

When you go inside, you’ll find a kitchenette, living area, art table, and beautiful tile work throughout.

Plus they’ve also created a wonderful covered outdoor space and you can tell that lots of reclaimed materials were used to build it. Please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you!

Artist’s Terrace Tiny House in Italy

Images © Gabriella Farella

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When Bryce Langston, of Living Big in a Tiny House, needed a place to live while building his tiny home on wheels he decided to go with a Lotus Belle Tent.

This allowed him to escape the trap of high rent even faster! Furthermore, it helps him create the extra time (and money) to build his tiny house.

In the video below, Bryce shows you his new Lotus Belle Tent tiny home and how he set it up for full-time living. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!

Man Escapes Rent with Belle Tent While Building Tiny Home

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This is a slim treehouse built by a carpenter with a passion for treehouses in Mount Fuji, Japan.

This is an area that’s popular for vacations so rent and housing is normally very expensive here which makes the treehouse even better, right?

Yuichi Takeuchi, the builder, created it for a friend who wanted to have a second home in Fujiyoshida, which is near Mount Fuji.

Fortunately, he was able to arrange a 10 year lease on this land to build the wonderful treehouse you’re about to see. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!

Man Builds Slim Treehouse in Mount Fuji

Images © Faircompanies/Kirsten Dirksen

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This Custom Built Gypsy Wagon Tiny House is a guest post by Eric Elliot. 

I decided that it was time to build a tiny house when the rent on my studio apartment doubled. I didn’t want just a simple, boring box, so I decided to build a modern gypsy wagon.

I began by making a model, which was very helpful, since my idea of canting the walls out, in the traditional style, turned out to be a big mistake. Every angle would then have to be separately calculated, so I decided to simplify things and build the walls square instead.

Since the wagon was going to be small, even by tiny house standards, (just over 100 square feet) I wanted it to be as comfortable as possible. I was working on a limited budget, but I spared no expense on insulating the walls, roof, and even floor. That was the best decision I made on this project!

I’ve always wanted to built a house with my hands, and this was my opportunity to make every element attractive. I built a diamond pane bow-window for the bedroom, and made all the windows in the wagon stained glass. Small vent windows at either end allow for a nice cross breeze.

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Custom Built Gypsy Wagon Tiny House

Images © Eric Elliot

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