If you’re looking for an amazing tiny house vacation it would be hard to beat it with these amazing tiny treehouse cabins in Germany.
They’re located in Lower Saxony, Germany at a place called Resort Baumgeflüster which translates to rustling trees.
The owners of the property decided they would turn their farm into a tourist resort to enjoy staying in these beautiful treehouses designed by baumraum architects while enjoying the amazing scenery on the property. I think that was a good idea, right? Please enjoy and re-share below. Thanks!
Amazing Tiny Treehouse Cabins in Germany
Images © Alasdair Jardine, Philipp Herrnberger and Toma Babovic
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This is Haley Kalb’s Buddhaful Tiny Home on Wheels. She used to be a banker but has now transitioned into a new career where she teaches yoga and is also an Ayurvedic practitioner.
With her new career change came an entirely new lifestyle with her custom-designed and built tiny house on a trailer that she parks in a growing tiny house RV community in Orlando, Florida. Please enjoy and re-share below. Thanks!
Her Tiny House in Orlando, Florida
Images © Haley Kalb
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The idea of a tiny house lifestyle is fascinating, adventurous, and even freeing.
But you and me both know that a tiny home isn’t going to fix all of our problems.
And assuming that a tiny house is going to make all aspects of our lives better (or easier) is just plain wrong. The truth is that tiny houses work for some people, couples and even families while they fail miserably for others. But why?
That’s why I want you to see why these five people decided to leave their tiny houses and go back to a more mainstream type of home. Beware. Tiny living isn’t right for all. The good news? As the years go by, tiny living options are increasing and the lifestyle will be less challenging and more obtainable to most. Is a tiny house right for you in your life right now? Are you prepared to go tiny? Read the full article and let us know in the comments below. Either way please enjoy and re-share below. Thanks!
Why These 5 People Left Their Tiny Houses
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When it comes to funky design and creative use of reclaimed material Derek “Deek” Diedricksen is the building master. In this case it’s a custom designed and built 140 sq. ft. off the grid cabin called the Glass House because it’s loaded with recycled windows.
Using recycled glass, windows, wood and other odds and ends Deek came up with the Glass House. When you go inside you’ll see it’s great for weekend getaways. But with some modifications you might be able to make this funky tiny cabin livable year-round. What do you think of this funky off-grid cabin? Please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you!
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Funky 140 Sq. Ft. Off-Grid Cabin
Images © Derek Diedricksen
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This is the 276 sq. ft. Nomad’s Nest tiny house on wheels designed and built by Wind River Tiny Homes in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
In fact, Jeremy & Lindsay Weaver, of Wind River Tiny Homes, are a husband and wife living in it! And Jeremy is 6’6″ tall.
It’s built right onto a Gooseneck trailer and is pretty cool because it’s a one level design meaning there’s no upstairs sleeping loft.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Related: Couple’s 204 Sq. Ft. Dream Tiny Home
Married Couple’s 276 Sq. Ft. Gooseneck Tiny House
Images © WindRiverTinyHomes
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This 620 Sq. Ft. Container House in Dallas, TX is a guest post by Amber Richter – share yours!
Our container house is 620 sq. ft. with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. It will be finished at the end of August! Spray foam and drywall are done. House is painted. We put the floors down and building the kitchen now. When all is said and done our container home cost about $60,000. Once we decided to go all in and start this project I rented my condo in California, quit my job, and moved to Dallas so we could start building.
The most difficult part of transitioning into a tiny home? Selling all of my furniture and clothes. Definitely, a difficult thing to do. A tiny home forces you to only have what you need. Our bedroom closet is also our laundry room and water heater room, which leaves me space for maximum of 10 outfits plus some PJ’s and shoes under the bed. Nothing else. It’s been fun to find small furniture pieces together that works for the both of us. A great way to start our new life. Please enjoy, learn more and re-share below. Thank you!
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620 Sq. Ft. Container House in Dallas, TX
Images © Amber Richter
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This 225 sq. ft. tiny house is designed and built by Frontier Fortress in Dubois, Wyoming.
This is a new tiny house company focusing on designing and building tiny and small homes for those of us who desire to live tiny (or small).
The company is focused on building tiny homes with strength, durability, and sustainability in mind. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below starting with their 225 sq. ft. Tie-Hack tiny house. Thank you!
225 Sq. Ft. Tie-Hack Tiny House
Images © FrontierFortress.com
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This is a 200 sq. ft. modern tiny house with dimensions of 10×20 built by Michigan Tiny Home.
The company focuses on producing Amish built American-made tiny houses for their customers to use as tiny homes, man caves, she-sheds, boat houses, cottages, sheds, and more.
They offer a variety of sizes like 10×10, 8×10, 10×20, and 8×20 with prices starting at $5,599. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
200 Sq. Ft. Modern Tiny House
Images © MiTinyHome.com
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This is a DIY Pontoon kit that you can use to build a floating pontoon tiny house or floating fishing shack.
It’s called Pontoonz and it’s an easy way to build and design your own pontoon boat because you can put the pontoons together yourself.
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DIY Pontoon Tiny House
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