This is definitely NOT a tiny cabin but it’s still an awesome solar off-grid log cabin on 20 acres for sale in Michigan.
It has three rooms, one bathroom, and a large kitchen. The cabin is self sufficient with solar panels and is located on prime hunting land.
Even though it looks small in the photos, the total space inside is listed at 1700 sq. ft. including the loft space. Again, I know, it’s NOT tiny, and it’s hardly small, but I still thought you might enjoy it especially if you have a big family (or want a big family).
Solar Off-Grid Log Cabin on 20 Acres For Sale
Images © Gary Bailey II/Crossroads Realty MI/Craigslist
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This is a 10′ wide by 30′ long 300 sq. ft. tiny house design with additional space in the loft. One of my favorite features about it are that there’s a staircase (not a ladder) to the upstairs loft space.
And there’s enough room up there to have a king sized bed, too, which is great if you’re planning on sharing the space. Plus there’s an additional storage loft area behind the bed. This tiny house has plans for a total of 1400 watts of solar panels and a 150 gallon grey water collection system. More features include:
- A combo washer/dryer under the staircase.
- A wood burning stove.
- A tankless water heater.
And much more. Take the entire 3D tour below. Please enjoy, leave your thoughts in the comments, and re-share if you feel called to. Thanks!
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300 Sq. Ft. 10′ x 30′ Tiny House Design
Images © K Butler/YouTube
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This morning I opened an e-mail from one of our readers, Mrs Tiny Lady, regarding the possibility of bigger trailers for bigger tiny houses on wheels (in case you might be interested in that). 🙂
In it she included several links to diagrams of larger trailers versus the more usual flat bed trailers we use for building tiny homes. This got me thinking, what if some of you out there wanted or even needed a bigger tiny house than what we normally see? Yesterday I got to show you a custom 30′ tiny house on wheels by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses. But what if you wanted to go even bigger?
Maybe you need more space because of your family, your hobbies, or your work/business. But you still want the mobility of a tiny house and the benefits that go along with them. How about these 18 wheeler tractor trailers? They’re normally meant for big loads, moving tractor trailers, and other heavy duty equipment. What if we were to build a ‘tiny’ house on one of these? It’s a great way to get more space and eliminate the need for lofts while still remaining mobile.
Bigger Trailers for Bigger Tiny Houses On Wheels
Images © Barnhart-Trans.com
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This 30-foot tiny house on wheels sits on a triple-axle trailer that was custom fabricated for the house.
It has 197 sq. ft. in the main level and an additional 100 sq. ft. of loft space upstairs. Greg Parham, of Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses, is the builder. He recently delivered the home to Driftwood, TX for a family of three. Inside you’ll find two lofts, a bedroom, murphy bed, bathtub, stairs, loads of storage, full-size appliances, and more. In my opinion, this is an incredible tiny home. I’d absolutely love living in it. How about you?
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30′ Tiny House on Wheels for a Family of Three
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This announcement of a NEW Tiny House Builders TV show on HGTV with Derek “DEEK” Diedricksen is very exciting!
The show premiers Sunday, 12/14/14, at 1 PM EST (that’s today). I’m really thrilled to see what they’ll have for us today.
And I wanted to be sure you knew about it. Please enjoy the show today if you can and help us spread the word by re-sharing this post below. Thanks!
Tiny House Builders TV Show on HGTV Premier
Images © HGTV/Derek Diedricksen
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When Chase Lawler wanted a wooden micro camper for the back of his pickup truck, he couldn’t find anyone who sold them or even custom-built them.
So he decided to design and build his truck camper using plywood instead of metal and fiberglass. Chase uses it for festivals, skiing, surfing, and just exploring.
Since a full-sized mattress fits inside, it’s pretty comfortable. And there’s still room to keep pillows and gear inside too. The camper is waterproof and sealed with polyurethane. Lawler is offering to build them for clients prices starting at $880.
Chase’s Plywood Truck Camper
Images © Chase Lawler
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This couple took a 1993 Ford School Bus and converted it into their very own DIY motorhome cabin in only 3 months time.
The conversion took a lot of hard work but now they have been living in the bus and traveling for more than four years.
It has a diesel engine and the bus is built on a Thomas chassis. Please enjoy and re-share below.
Couple Convert School Bus into DIY Motorhome Cabin
Image © On the Road/YouTube
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This is a 144 sq. ft. backyard shed art studio built by Historic Shed.
It has a 4′ extension on the roof for a covered front porch and it’s painted beautifully.
This backyard shed has French doors on three sides so it has a lot of light and openness.
It also has cypress siding and a metal roof. When the french doors are open you get a nice breeze inside, too.
The shed has built in shelves along the back wall and a mini-split AC system. Let’s take a look inside.
Backyard Shed Built as Art Studio for Homeowner
Images © Historic Shed
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This is a 12’x12′ backyard shed in Sarasota, Florida built by Historic Shed for an artist to use as a studio.
It has a 4′ front porch extension that are supported by beautiful brackets and it has a great choice of colors.
This backyard shed has French doors and double-hung wood windows on each side. When you go inside the roof framing is beautifully exposed which gives it a warming rustic look and feel. Please enjoy and re-share below.
Backyard Shed Built as Art Studio for Homeowner
Images © Historic Shed
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