Check out this two-story fairytale cob cottage nestled in the woods of Mayne Island in British Columbia. For a cob home, this one looks amazing to live in full time. I personally, love the textured stone flooring.
Downstairs is the living area with glass sliding doors that open to the beautiful stone courtyard to expand the living area outdoors. An indoor fireplace keeps the home warm during the weather. The kitchen has lots of counter space and a built-in dining table. The cozy bathroom has a built-in wood shelf for towels and other wood details. Up the Douglas-fir stairs is the bedroom with an outdoor balcony and skylights to provide tons of natural sunlight. Could you live in a cob cottage like this one full time? Please enjoy and share below.
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Two-Story Fairytale Cob Cottage
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This funky loft studio cabin is located in Austin, TX and is used as a tiny house vacation. And if you like purple, I think you’ll immediately like this cabin.
When you go inside you will notice there is a large, open and bright living area with plenty of natural sunlight coming in. The outdoor deck gives you extra space to spend time outside.
The small kitchenette doubles as laundry space and there is a nice size bathroom with shower. Above the bathroom and kitchen is the sleeping loft with a sitting area. Please enjoy and share below.
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Funky Tiny Cabin with Purple Accents in Austin, Texas – Vacation Rental Available on Airbnb…
Images © Airbnb
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As featured on Tiny House Nation, this 340 sq. ft. Steampunk Adventure House is ready for full time living. It’s designed with a rustic and industrial feel.
The builder and designer of this tiny house is Maximus Extreme. They are your go-to tiny house builders in Ogden, Utah.
Inside this tiny house on wheels you will find a spacious kitchen, cozy living area, two sleeping lofts and bathroom.
There’s even a kid’s loft above the living area! The parent loft is above the bathroom where they added some cool wooden shutters for extra privacy. Great idea, right?
In the Tiny House Nation episode you can watch a great video tour of the 340 sq. ft. Steampunk Adventure House. Please enjoy and share below.
340 Sq. Ft. Steampunk Adventure House
Images © Maximus Extreme
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Want to try out tiny living? Check out this rustic modern tiny house you can rent using Airbnb.
It’s located in Portland, Oregon in a great area close to restaurants and shops. The owner’s built this tiny house using 80% reclaimed materials.
Inside you will see there is a couch that unfolds to a bed in the living area with neat Mason jar lighting. The vaulted ceilings and large windows make this tiny house seem very spacious.
The kitchen has lots of counter space and there is a stove/oven so you can prepare meals if you like. The bathroom is just beyond the kitchen.
Up the ladder, above the kitchen and bathroom, you will find the sleeping loft with a cozy queen size bed.
I love the way they decorated and used the wood on the celing to give this tiny home a cozy feel. There is a beautiful surrounding garden outside the tiny house. Please enjoy and share below.
Rustic Modern Tiny House in Portland
Images © Airbnb
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I’m excited to show you this man’s handmade gypsy wagon micro cabin.
It’s about 6′ wide and 10′ long and the owner/builder, Russ, considers it a really nice bedroom on wheels because it has no bathroom or kitchen.
Russ invested over 200 man hours hand crafting and custom building it all from scratch. It has lots of beautiful detail, built-in storage, and even a gorgeous wood sink!
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Man’s Handmade Gypsy Wagon Micro Cabin
Images © TinyHouseGiantJourney
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Ever thought about turning a 1-car garage into a tiny house or micro apartment as a way to live simply and affordably?
If you have, you’re not alone! And it’s definitely one way to build and live tiny. You must of course check with your local codes and zoning first, right?
But lucky for us, Travis is sharing the garage to tiny home conversion that he’s living in right now.
It’s pretty awesome too because the garage door still opens! Please go inside and enjoy the entire tour and then re-share it below. Thanks!
Garage Converted into Awesome Tiny House
Images © TravisTutorial
Just wait until you see inside…
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This modern and minimalist Kanga Tiny House is in Austin, Texas. And since you can book it to rent on Airbnb, I’ve added it to our tiny house vacations category.
This little prefab cabin is about 200 sq. ft. and when you go inside you’ll find there’s a nice studio layout with a kitchenette, bathroom, and bedroom.
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Modern and Minimalist Kanga Tiny House Vacation Rental (AIRBNB) in Austin, TX
Images © Airbnb
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I’m excited to show you this man’s 12×12 tiny pallet cabin that he built with free pallet wood!
It’s a great little cabin for simple living but you can also just use it as an extra hunting shack, micro guest house, weekend retreat, etc.
Kevin Bentley built this awesome little cabin and Derek “DEEK” Diedricksen of RelaxShacks.com is shares the video with us below. Please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you!
Man Builds 12×12 Tiny Pallet Cabin with Free Pallet Wood
Images © Kevin Bentley
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In this post you’ll get an update on how this family built their bunkhouse tiny house over the course of three summers.
You’ll get the most recent tour of the house below plus you’ll learn about the bathroom addition they’re working on now.
Take the tour below and see how they built their tiny bungalow style cottage in an amazing location. There are two videos to watch (below) so you can learn more. Please enjoy and re-share. Thank you!
Family’s Bunkhouse Tiny House Tour
Images © The Samurai Carpenter
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