I just talked with Jason Preston of Pie Town Productions who are the people behind HGTV’s Tiny House Hunters TV show and he wanted me to let you know that they’re casting right now.
So if you’re looking into buying a tiny house of 500 sq. ft. or less right now and you want to be on TV they’re casting right now and looking for people who are energetic, fun, and enthusiastic. If that sounds like you and this is something you want to do, use the information below to get in touch with them.
Are you looking for or about to buy a tiny house – 500 square feet or smaller? If so, the producers of HGTV’s “Tiny House Hunters” is currently casting for people buying tiny homes to feature on upcoming episodes. Energetic, fun and enthusiastic tiny house home buyers interested in being on House Hunters should apply here.
Tiny House Hunters TV Wants You on the Show
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This 110 sq. ft. tiny house can sleep three to four people in Washougal, Washington.
Inside you’ll find a murphy bed and a double bed.
There’s a kitchen with power and water. And there’s an outdoor shower too.
Guests are welcome to use the bathroom and shower inside the main house.
This looks like a great DIY tiny house one can build for an affordable amount of money, don’t you think? I love it! Please enjoy and re-share it below. Thanks!
110 Sq. Ft. Tiny House Vacation
Images © Kenny/Airbnb
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Could you share a tiny house with one of your parents? It wouldn’t work for everyone, but it’s working just fine for Candice and her mother, Baoying.

Candice and Baoying in the sleeping loft.
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The Shebeen is a tiny Irish Pub on wheels that was built using a 30-year-old caravan.
Now it’s a tiny replica of a traditional Irish bar. Inside you will even find hand crafted Irish oak.
Tiny structures aren’t just for living! You can also use them to create your own small business.
When I first looked at this tiny pub on wheels I didn’t even notice that it’s on a trailer! Please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you!
The Shebeen: A Tiny Irish Pub on Wheels
Images © The Shebeen
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The Tumbleweed Cypress Tiny House on wheels is one of my favorite designs on trailers so I’m showing it to you here because it might be a great option for you or someone you know.
The Cypress is part of the Tumbleweed tiny house design family and is available in 18′ (130 sq. ft.), 20′ (144 sq. ft.), and 24′ (172 sq. ft.) sizes.
When you walk inside there’s some open living space and a sitting nook. There’s also a very nice kitchen with a built-in washer/dryer unit too. When you walk to the back of the house you can get to the bedroom and bathroom. Then there’s also a built in staircase with storage that leads you to the upstairs sleeping loft.
You can also get it with dormers in the sleeping loft for more spaciousness. Please enjoy the photo and video tour then re-share if you want to below. Thank you.
Tumbleweed Cypress Tiny House on Wheels
Images © Tumbleweed
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I had to show and tell you about this guy who turned his Tesla Model S P85 electric car into an $85 a night micro hotel. So it’s the world’s first… Tesla Hotel?
When he wanted to spend $118,000 on this luxury vehicle he needed to find a way to justify and pay for it. Even though he’ll never have to buy gas again, it’s still an expensive car!
So he created a cozy space in the trunk of his Tesla with remote controlled electric candles and a twin bed mattress. And he put it up on Airbnb as the world’s first Tesla Hotel. He just needs you to be out of bed by the morning (so he can drive to work).
Also, you must be under 6’6″ to fit inside. And don’t worry, he lets you use the bathroom, shower and couch inside his house. And if needed, he can also give you a ride since he’s also an Uber driver.
Man Creates World’s First Tesla Hotel
Images © Steve S.
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The G-Pod is a modern transforming shipping container tiny house that expands when delivered on site.
In delivery mode, it’s tiny. The size of just one shipping container.
Once it’s set up on a lot it has a slide out to extend the interior space and a flip down covered deck that opens up the space even more. You can see exactly how it all works in the photo and video tour below.
Would you consider a shipping container design like this? What do you like best about it? Let us know in the comments. Thank you!
G-Pod Modern Transforming Shipping Container Tiny House
Images © G-Pod
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This is the story of a family of four’s 267-square-foot tiny home. Have you ever wondered if a tiny house could be enough for a family as a long-term solution?
Meet the Kasl family. Below is just a little of what they have to say about living tiny as a family then you can read the complete original story and watch a video with them below.
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Family of 4 Living in Cozy 207 Sq. Ft. Tiny House on Wheels
Images © Kim Kasl
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Art Cormier lives in a tiny house on wheels. But when he travels, he doesn’t take it with him. It’s too heavy. So in this video, he’s going to show you how he turns his VW station wagon into a tiny RV. And you can use his ideas to turn your car, station wagon, or minivan into a tiny motorhome too!
By the way, Art also teaches other people how to design and build tiny houses on wheels at Tumbleweed’s tiny house workshops throughout the country in case you’re interested.
If you want to learn how Art uses his VW station wagon as a micro motorhome when he goes on trips or travels on the road then enjoy the video below. And would you consider turning your current car into a micro RV? Let us know in the comments. Thank you!
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Car Camping In A Station Wagon
Images © Art Cormier
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