If you’ve ever thought of a chemical free tiny house for yourself or for someone you know, I think you’ll really like this post.
Corinne, the tiny home owner, experiences bad reactions to chemicals. So she built a little home that’s chemical-free with carefully chosen materials. Instead of creating her own plans, she simply went with the 8×20 Leaf House plans which incorporates a modern design and is specifically engineered for cold climates in the north.
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Woman’s Chemical Free Tiny House in Canada
Images © My Chemical Free House
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Graham Hill, founder of Tree Hugger and now founder of Life Edited is selling his 420 sq. ft. transforming NYC micro apartment called the LE1. You might remember my original post on it way back. (UPDATE: SOLD)
If you haven’t seen this apartment in action before, I think you’re in for a real treat. If you’re interested in purchasing it, beware because it’s not cheap (we’re talking about NYC here).
Either way I mostly wanted to show it off to you so you can see what’s really possible in small space when you have money to spare and the creative willingness to step outside of the box.
420 Sq. Ft. NYC Micro Apartment For Sale
Images: Matthew Williams for LifeEdited & Corcoran
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In this post I’m excited to show you the Shepherds Delight country style tiny cabin.
It’s an amazing space that’s used for vacations but you can see how amazing it would be to live simply in full time.
It’s got that ‘shabby chic’ style (I’d rather call it country) with a touch of luxuriousness to it too.
Shepherds Delight Luxurious Tiny Cabin
Images: The Shepherds Hut Retreat
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This is the Majestic Bus To Tiny Cabin Conversion in the country near Hay-on-Wye (United Kingdom). It’s an old bus turned into a permanent tiny cabin with a bathhouse just a few steps away.
The little bus home accommodates up to four people comfortably. It may also be available as a rental if you’re ever in the area.
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Majestic Bus to Tiny Cabin Renovation
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Tiny houses aren’t just for living. They can also be for hobbies and careers too. That’s why this husband helped build a tiny writing cottage for his author wife.
She’s an author of several books and desperately needed space of her own to create a distraction-free environment from her family, dog, phone calls, and everything else that was interrupting her from her writing projects.
Lucky for her, her husband is an artist in his own right. A very talented carpenter. And he was willing to help her dreams come true as you’ll see below.
Mad Woman in the Forest Gets a Tiny Writing Cottage
Images: YouTube/Laurie Halse Anderson
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Just ran into this amazing video of SunRay Kelley and his amazing tiny homes that he’s built over the years.
He’s a natural builder who inspires people to reconnect with nature through his artistic architecture. If you’ve never heard of him before, you’re in for a treat. Filmed and edited by Gary Tyler Mcleod and Austin Will this is a 6 minute video I know you’ll love watching. And more than likely, you’ll be inspired afterwards. Please enjoy and re-share.
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SunRay Kelley’s Nature Inspired Tiny Homes
Images: YouTube/Shwoodshop
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Guest Post – WWOOF Gypsy Caravan Tiny House by Bianca Voyer
We are a fruit orchard and alcohol maker in Quebec, Canada. We’ve decided last year to start participating with WWOOF.
WWOOF is an organization where people from around the world decide to come help on farm while getting to discover a new country.
We host them, giving them somewhere to live and something to eat and in exchange they work with us in the orchard for 5 days a weeks, 5 hours a day and then they have 2 days of break to visit our country.
Family Builds Gypsy Caravan Tiny House for WWOOF Guests
Images © Bianca Voyer
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Right now I wanted to show you this awesome DIY mobile micro cabin also known as a gypsy vardo camper (trailer) that’s for sale with an asking price of just $2500. (UPDATE: SOLD)
It’s hand built with a cedar body, onboard marine battery, two windows, side door with lock, working lights, and canvas awning on a single axle trailer.
In total it has less than 1,000 miles on it according to the listing and measures 5′ wide, 9′ long, and 6′ high. Inside it’s about 4′ high and weighs approximately 750 lbs.
Gypsy Vardo Micro Cabin Travel Trailer For Sale
Images: Craigslist
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This is the story of a man named Steve who designed and built his very own tiny dome home for only $9,000. It all really started in 2011, when Steve visited his friend in northeast Thailand on their mango farm.
Thanks to his friend and their family’s help, he was soon able to build most of it in only six weeks time for less than $6,000. The details like doors, interior, landscaping, and such took a few more weeks of labor and another $3,000. So all-in-all, it only cost him about $9,000 and less than a few months to complete. And now he gets to enjoy 500 sq. ft. of bliss. Debt-free.
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Steve’s Debt-free Tiny Dome Home in Thailand
Images © Steve Areen
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