If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like in a tiny house kitchen, you’re in the right place!
This is Ethan Waldman’s tiny house kitchen and his tiny home on wheels is currently located in Vermont.
And in this video-based post you’ll get to understand what it’s like to use a kitchen in your own full time tiny home.
Inside Ethan shares the good and the bad when it comes to his kitchen’s design so you can potentially learn from his mistakes.
What It’s Like in a Tiny House Kitchen
Images © Ethan Waldman/RelaxShacks/YouTube
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The Tumbleweed Lusby measures 117 square feet downstairs with a 46 square foot loft, built on an 18-foot trailer. Designed and built by Jay Shafer, this classic tiny house features cedar lap siding, a metal roof, and complete RV hookups for water, sewer, and electric.
Lusby Specifications
- Designer: Jay Shafer (Tumbleweed)
- Downstairs: 117 square feet
- Loft: 46 square feet
- Sleeps: 3
- Width: 7 feet 6 inches
- Trailer Length: 18 feet
- Height: 13 feet 6 inches
- Ceiling Height: 6 feet 8 inches
- Loft Height: 3 feet 6 inches
- Dry Weight: 8,000 lbs
Lusby Exterior
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This Pavilion style tiny house is called The Toulouse.
It’s designed to serve as a luxury garden building.
One might also use it as a backyard pool house or guest quarters.
But if you’re a tiny house lover like I am, you’re probably already thinking how it can easily work as quite an awesome tiny cabin for full-time simple living, right?
It’s a 16′ prefabricated log cabin with a dome shape. It also has an enclosed entryway. So what do you think about turning this structure into your own dream tiny home? If you’d like, let us know in the comments and either way please enjoy and re-share below.
The Toulouse Pavilion Tiny House Kit
Images © Logcabins-uk.uk
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I nearly started crying when I discovered Hailey Fort. She is an amazing 9 year old girl with a heart of gold!
With the help of her family, Hailey builds portable shelters and grows food for the homeless in her town. Her mom, Miranda Fort, says, “This was all Hailey’s idea.”
Four years ago Hailey started helping the homeless when she saw a homeless man on the side of the street. She asked her mom if there was anything she could do to help him. They bought him lunch and ever since then Hailey has taken it upon herself to start a garden to donate food and build micro houses for the homeless in Bremerton, Washington.
I love Hailey’s comment on growing food for the homeless, “Empty stomachs hurt. They break concentration and make the future seem impossible. Giving food is essential to creating health.”
Together we can make a difference. If you would like to donate to Hailey’s Harvest you can do so here. Please enjoy and re-share below.
Amazing 9-Year-Old Builds Micro Houses for the Homeless
Images © Hailey’s Harvest
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High up in a majestic 110 ft. eucalyptus tree is this multi-level treehouse.
It’s located on the same property as this whimsical treehouse cabin.
The large deck allows you to see the classic California countryside views up from the trees.
Inside the treehouse you’ll find an open living area with a couch that doubles as a twin size bed. There is even a half bathroom in the treehouse too! And up a ladder you can access the cozy sleeping loft that houses a cozy queen size bed. Please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you!
Multi-Level Treehouse in 110 ft. Eucalyptus Tree
Images © Airbnb
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Nestled 30 feet up in a lush eucalyptus tree is this whimsical treehouse cabin. Located on the property of Swallowtail Studios in Petaluma, CA.
As you climb three flights of stairs up to the treehouse cabin you start to become one with nature. Once you reach the deck you can take in the amazing scenery of the Arabian horse farm, the forest, and the rolling hills. French doors open up to a magical bedroom studio with a cozy bed to rejuvenate in. I love the stained glass windows and all the artistic decor. Please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you!
Whimsical Treehouse Cabin at Swallowtail
Images © Airbnb
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This is Valley View Tiny House Company‘s Yosemite tiny house model. This brightly-colored tiny house on wheels is a custom-built home for one of their clients.
The home offers a total of 180 sq. ft. including the sleeping loft. The ground floor is 140 sq. ft. and there’s an additional 40 sq. ft. of loft (sleeping) space.
This model starts at $37,500. When you go inside you’ll notice the large living area with lots of natural light thanks to the abundance of windows. And there’s even a cozy little reading nook with a bay window!
The L-shape kitchen gives you a lot of counter space plus a bar. Head on over to the bathroom and you’ll notice a nice sized shower and toilet. If you go on up the ladder and into the sleeping loft you’ll find even more windows and a storage spaces for your personal items.
Please enjoy and re-share below. And if you want, let us know what you think of this tiny house on wheels in the comments below. Would you live tiny in this THOW?
180 Sq. Ft. Yosemite Tiny House on Wheels
Images © Valley View Tiny House Company
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This is a 258 sq. ft. tiny river cabin uniquely designed by Marion Tepp and her husband and originally shared on Small House Bliss.
The spacious outdoor deck allows for living and dining outside when the weather is nice. How amazing to get to have your own waterfront dining anytime, right?
When you go inside the cabin you’ll notice an open living room with a wood burning fireplace and at the other end is your small kitchenette and half bathroom with a composting toilet. Look up from the living area and there’s your rather spacious sleeping loft space thanks to the two dormers. Please enjoy and re-share below.
258 Sq. Ft. Tiny River Cabin
Images © Marion Tepp
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I’m honored and thrilled to show you Jerry & Rene Larson’s expanding 222 sq. ft. tiny house on wheels. It’s 24′ long and 8’6″ wide with two functional slide-outs to expand your space inside. This tiny home is 12′ high at the roof’s peak and has a chimney with an additional 6-8″ height.
Jerry & Rene designed and built this amazing tiny house themselves during their spare time over the course of a little over a year. Rene wants to move into it, but Jerry thinks they should sell it! So if you’re seriously interested in this one-of-a-kind gem of a tiny home, you might have a chance to buy it from them. Update: I just spoke with Jerry on the phone, and he and his wife are currently living in it. 🙂 For now please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you!
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222 Sq. Ft. Tiny House with Slide-Outs
Images © Jerry and Rene Larson
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