Experience the stunning Southwestern landscape in this “Turquoise Door” tiny house that gazes at the Great Mesa and surrounding area. Look at the Milky Way around the firepit by night, then settle yourself indoors in the queen-sized bed on the first floor.
If you bring children or want the adventure, there is a loft bedroom with two huge skylights. The tiny house also has a well-stocked kitchen (no oven), and a bathroom with a residential toilet and standard shower stall. What do you like most about this tiny home?
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Beautiful Single Level Tiny Home in Colorado
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Now this is a tiny *home.* Despite being only 250-square feet, these Casitas in at a Colorado campground look like perfectly miniature versions of larger traditional homes — there’s even a foyer with cathedral ceilings!
The home has a compact bathroom, with a little shower stall, a kitchen with all the major appliances so you can cook anything during your stay, and a loft bedroom you can reach with a very sturdy ladder. While it’s a vacation rental, I think this design would make a great full-time residence!
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Traditional Home in Little Style (No Wheels!)
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Matt, Amy, and their two young children live full-time in their van conversion, which they built themselves in South Africa. The van has an innovative bed set-up in the back, which allows all four of them to get some shut-eye!
The kitchen occupies a large portion of the van, allowing the family to cook great meals while on the road. They also have a living room in the front that converts into a dinette and seats the children for travel. You’re going to love this tour!
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Their Incredible DIY Camper Van
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If you’ve been around Tiny House Talk for a while, you’ve likely heard of John and Fin. This couple runs off-grid workshops, tiny house meetups, and their organization, United Tiny Homes, has donated thousands to charity! Oh, and they run a whole Airbnb resort in Georgia with several tiny homes they’ve designed and built.
But have you ever toured the home that started it all? The “Beloved Cabin” is their shed-to-house conversion, which they built 12 years ago and have been improving ever since. Most recently, they added a spacious greenhouse bathroom and kitchen which you’re going to love! Check out the whole tour below.
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Their Off-Grid Homestead w/ Shed Conversion
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This is a beautiful little slice of history! Stay in this real train caboose that’s been turned into an Airbnb in Massachusetts! The interior of the space is creamy white with retro pops of red that mimic the red exterior of the caboose.
Inside there’s a tiny bathroom and kitchen to make your stay comfortable, and two sets of bunk beds in the back for guests to sleep in. The cupola has train seats in it, where you can sit and pretend you’re headed West! Too fun!
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Red Retro Train Car Turned Hotel Room
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Here’s this gorgeous tiny house on wheels built with the Tumbleweed Cypress plans with a lovely red door! It has a loft bedroom over the bathroom and kitchen, and there’s a built-in bench with additional storage right when you walk in the door.
The space has some great upgrades, like the Cubic Mini woodstove and an awesome rolling ladder that takes you up to the loft. It’s for sale now for $49,000 in North Carolina.
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Sage Green Tiny Home in North Carolina: $49K
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Brittany and Jay are the proud owners of their ultimate overlanding truck camper, which allows them to off-road and boondock for up to two weeks at a time. They use Starlink, a generator, and extra propane/fuel storage to let them stay on the trails and still work “normal” jobs.
Because Jay was formerly a chef, having an epic outdoor kitchen — and a smoker — was essential as they outfitted their home on wheels. While it’s certainly a tiny space, they do most of their living outdoors.
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Truck Camper w/ Antiques, Outdoor Kitchen and Smoker
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Johnny recently upgraded to a detachable truck camping bed to enhance his adventure sports travels. A couple of years prior, he hopped on the nomadic life train by building out a shuttle bus conversion to pursue adventure sports. And while that setup worked, he decided the bus-plus-car was too long, and he wanted something he could get around with more easily.
That led him to a truckbed camper that he could remove from his flatbed truck when he wanted to get around! This model comes with a bump out that gives his dogs more space to move around the home. So far, he’s loving the upgrade!
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Upgrading from Shuttle Bus to Detachable Truck Camping Bed!
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In 2020, Anton built out a van conversion, mainly because some of his best friends were jumping into van life, and “you are who your friends are.” Three years ago, he couldn’t even hang a picture, but you’d never know based on the incredible job he did with his custom van conversion.
He chose bamboo for the interior, and while the wood alone cost nearly $6K, it leaves the van with such a professional finish! Anton is a music teacher and now builds luxury vans on the side. Enjoy his incredible van tour below!
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Elevator Bed Luxury DIY THOW! Pop-Up Shower
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