Note: Sale Ended.
Wanted to be sure you’re aware that the Humble Homes tiny house plans Spring sale expires tonight (4/30/13).
Right now- before 4/30/13- ALL plans are INSTANTLY discounted. No coupon code needed, just use the links below.
Enjoy 25% off plans instantly right now at Humble-Homes.com. Sale ended.
Click here to learn more and take advantage of the Spring sale @ Humble Homes. Sorry, sale ended.
One of the most important parts of tiny houses and living in small spaces is furniture.
With the right or wrong furniture, you can either make your tiny house awesome and comfy or crowded and stuffy.
So every week I’m going to show you several space saving furniture ideas that might work perfectly with your current or future tiny home.
This week we’ll be zoning in on space saving beds, desks, and staircases so you can add more functionality to your current space.
The Humblebee Porch tiny house plans are great because they’re livable.
With a total of 226-square-feet of living space, it should be enough for many simple folks out there.
My question is, does it have enough space for you? I’d love to learn about that in the comments later, but first see what you think of it below..
Tiny homes with side entrances are starting to become some of my favorites. And when you add the large covered porch it’s even better.
I just don’t know how’d you get this bad boy on wheels. This might be something you’d want to set up on a foundation, right? Let me take you on a complete tour of this little home below:
In this post, you’re going to get introduced to a small/tiny house builder you may have never heard of before. They go by Hobbitat and are building cabins for Blue Moon Rising.
The great part about these is that you can try out one of their tiny cabins first to see how you like living small at a tiny cabin rental at Blue Moon Rising because they built those for them. And if you love it, you can always have Hobbitat build your own unique cottage/cabin or tiny house.
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When an architecture student in China became frustrated with his dorm room he decided to design and build his own 75 sq. ft. tiny house.
It’s a micro home that somehow packs a kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, and patio. Hard to imagine at just 75-square-feet.
To me the design is a mashup of several tiny houses I’ve seen around the Internet.
It’s got the interior wood that I really like. And most of the furniture transforms much like in many RVs and even like some of the transforming apartments we’ve seen lately.
But unlike many RVs this micro house is all about quality. See for yourself below…
See the rest of the photos of this tiny house below:
I created this tiny house design for simple living.
It’s really just a design that I did for fun and practice.
And I guess all tiny houses are for simple living, aren’t they?
See all the photos and watch the 3d video tour below:
You’re probably already familiar with Andrew Odom of the Tiny r(E)volution..
But I wanted to remind you of his awesome tiny house podcast…
That’s right – it’s a FREE podcast hosted by our friend Andrew Odom.
Just in case you haven’t seen the latest photos of Andrew and Crystal’s beautiful tiny home:
Photo Credits Tiny r(E)volution on Facebook (Click to see more)
The Nook tiny house plans are from Humble Homes.
It’s their smallest tiny house design available so far.
That’s TINY! Fortunately the sleeping loft is just a little bit bigger.
If you include both the loft area and the first floor there’s a total of just 119 square feet.
Read the rest of this article, see the pictures and get the video tour below:
Is it just me, or aren’t there a lot of tiny house people out there who are artistic?
Whether you write, paint, draft, sculpt, or dance..
I’m coming to terms with the fact that: artists need their space.
Yet artists usually LOVE tiny houses. So that begs the question..
Photo Credit Facebook
If artists need their space for drafts, art, rough drafts, research, then how the heck would one live in a tiny home and continue creating?
So I asked our Facebook Fans and here’s what they said…
