If you’re thinking of traveling with your future tiny house you might want to think about building something like this because it’s aerodynamic.
Not only that but it’s also lighter in weight too. And when you go inside I think you’ll be amazed at all that’s in there.
Granted, this is pretty big for a teardrop trailer but you could still consider it one if you wanted to.
Enjoy the rest of this aerodynamic DIY stick built micro house on wheels below:
This 387 sq. ft. micro apartment was designed for a recently divorced business man.
I can still see some couples making a space like this work great for themselves.
Especially if it were situated in a desirable location where you’d be able to walk to and from some of your favorite places.
How would you like to live in a micro apartment designed similar to this? Let us know in the comments down below.
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Enjoy the rest of the tour of this amazing little space saving studio apartment below:
I first met Graham Wales at a tiny house workshop in Wilmington, NC last year.
He immediately told me about his dreams of becoming a tiny house builder by starting his own company to offer design/build services.
I thought that was awesome and it gets better because today he’s accomplishing exactly what he told me along with completing his first tiny house on wheels project that I’m excited about showing you here today.
The house he built is called: The Inaugural. And his company: East Coast Tiny Homes. (Update: East Coast Tiny Homes is no longer in business)
Graham also took the time to let me interview him which you can read below.
I think you’ll really like the home since it has some space saving features that you probably haven’t seen before in other small houses so enjoy below and share what you liked most about it in the comments below.
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I hope you enjoy touring his tiny house below along with the interview with Graham (founder of East Coast Tiny Homes) below:
Here’s a really nice caravan tiny house by So Cal Cottages. (Update: It looks like they’re no longer producing tiny homes)
It has french doors in the front with a covered porch area over the hitch of the trailer.
Inside there’s a downstairs sleeping area (no upstairs sleeping loft) so it’s a single level tiny house.
This is great for those of you who do not like the idea of using a ladder to get to and from your bed.
You’ll also find a dining table, storage nooks, full bathroom and kitchen inside.
Enjoy touring the rest of this tiny home and let us know if you’d enjoy living in it or why not in the comments below:
I wanted to show you this all wood hand built teardrop camper for sale (sold) finished in 2013.
It was a six-year project even the trailer frame was custom built.
Built with one-inch birch wood that’s treated, stained and sealed for marine use.
Inside there’s a comfortable 6 inch Tempurpedic foam mattress along with:
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I like knowing that small houses are gaining momentum in other parts of the world and this tiny house that has just been accepted into this eco-friendly and sustainable community in New Zealand proves that the demand for smaller homes is continuing to grow.
In this post, Bryce Langston and Melissa Nickerson take us on a journey to a place called EarthSong Eco-Neighbourhood in Auckland, New Zealand where this woman is living the simple life in her mortgage-free 121 square foot tiny house on wheels.
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Where would I put a mobile micro-home if I did build or buy one?” this video is one way to answer that question.
As you’ll see below, this community is full of sustainably designed homes and micro homesteads with permaculture and farming in place.
And now it is home to one of New Zealand’s first trailer tiny homes with a seemingly wonderfully happy owner/dweller. The micro home was built using Tumbleweed’s plans.
Isn’t it great to see the idea catching on around the world?
I find it encouraging and hope to continue seeing it gain momentum.
This way we can begin seeing tiny living communities being developed and legal tiny living lots being offered in areas where they are desired by people like us.
Enjoy the rest of the photo tour and video tour of this home and the Eco-Community it’s in below:
Had to show you Deek’s recent $1200 DIY A-frame micro cabin that transforms. I think it’s an amazing design and he had Joe Everson of Tiny Happy Homes (formerly Tennessee Tiny Homes) build it for him.
Also soon if you’re interested you’ll be able to get the design directly from Deek over at his siteRelaxShacks.com. The coolest part about this A-frame cabin is that it’s really tiny, cheap to build, but it also transforms (in good weather).
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© Derek Diedricksen of RelaxShacks.com (via YouTube)
See it all for yourself in the video below:
I thought you’d like to know about this Colorado Tiny House for sale. (Update: SOLD)
It’s a really small minimalist cabin built on a 6’x10′ single axle trailer.
You can use it as an off grid micro house or a mortgage-free backyard guest house.
Or you might even be able to find a campsite to park it at and live simply out of it that way.
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Learn more including how to buy it (and how much) below:
I ran into this at the tiny houses category over at Reddit and just had to share it with you.
This is one man’s tiny cabin for minimalist living in the Smokies.
It was originally bought as a getaway cabin in the mountains.
At about 570 sq. ft. with an open floor plan and a great location… I think it’s a great place to live simply in… How about you?
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You can check out the rest of the cabin (and read the rest of the story) below:
