Summer is an incredible woman who has been living tiny for years! She started off in a 1969 Shasta that she converted, and then other small nomadic spaces like an RV and a van. Eventually, she purchased this great 1970s A-frame cabin.
It needed a lot of help and a lot of paint, and after a year of renovations, she moved in! We got the chance to interview her about her tiny life below, so please enjoy reading her story.
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Renovated 1970s A-Frame Cabin Exterior
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Designed to mimic North American A-Frames, this gorgeous luxury cabin in Brazil provides a truly glamorous spot for a couple to get away from it all. The private location has gorgeous views of the woods from the two walls of windows on either side of the house.
Inside there’s a well-equipped kitchen, cozy living space, and a bedroom at the top of the ladder stairs that includes a stunning bathroom with a shower and a soaking tub overlooking the forest. What do you think?
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Cabana do Sossego: A-Frame in Brazil
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This 350 square foot a-frame in trees is dubbed the “Skyframe” and gets its name because it stands on stilts and makes you feel like you’re in a magical treehouse with views of the surrounding forest.
Despite the obstacle that is plumbing a treehouse, the A-frame features a luxurious bathroom inside with a tiled shower and epic bowl vanity. There’s also a full kitchen, seating area, and two queen beds — one in the loft and one in a first-floor bedroom.
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A Lifted A-Frame in the Woods of Sanford, Maine
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Here’s an amazing off-grid A-frame for artists and dreamers and anyone looking for a relaxing vacation that’s a step up from camping. The A-frame is actually two A-frames, connected by a “normal” square that has a rooftop deck.
The house sits on a large acreage where there are a number of other off-grid accommodations and shared spaces, including an outdoor kitchen, lots of picnic tables, and a shared fire pit. There are communal composting toilets and a solar shower. Take a look below!
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A-Frame Built From Reclaimed Barn Wood
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This micro A-frame cabin demonstrates how the classic A-frame form translates to a compact, potentially mobile structure. Built on a single-axle trailer with a 10′ x 12′ footprint, this New Hampshire build combines the iconic A-frame silhouette with practical features for use as a guest cottage, backyard studio, or seasonal retreat.
Key Specifications
- Footprint: 10′ x 12′ exterior
- Interior dimensions: 8′ wide x 11′ long x 7.5′ high at apex
- Foundation: Single-axle trailer (stationary placement)
- Insulation: R-20 fiberglass throughout
- Roofing: Corrugated metal
- Exterior: Cedar shingle siding
- Interior: Pine shiplap walls
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Jack and Rylie lost their jobs in 2020, moved out of California, and back to Jack’s home state of Minnesota. That’s when Jack got to work building an A-frame retreat cabin on family land. He completed the build in 7 days for well under $2,500.
The cabin is primarily a “glamping” set-up, with a twin-sized bed, couch, propane cooktop, and wood stove. They typically come to this spot for weekend stays, and love getting away from it all.
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They Built This A-Frame in 7 Days for under $2,500!
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This is a beautiful A-Frame cabin designed and built in Grand Marais, Minnesota with inspiration from the owner’s trip to Argentina. The modern simplicity is eco-friendly (solar-powered!) and takes you right back to nature with its surroundings and huge windows.
The off-grid cabin has a bucket-fed outdoor shower as well as an outhouse with a composting toilet. Inside there’s a loft bedroom and a fun netted loft lounge where you can read a book or take a nap. What do you think?
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Modern A-Frame with Netted Loft Lounge in Grand Marais, Minnesota
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Get ready for a lovely tour of this A-Frame (plus an addition) tiny house that sits on a lake in Switzerland, about 2 hours outside of Berlin. The off-grid boat house runs on minimal solar power without running water, Wi-Fi, or much phone connection, giving you a chance to unplug.
When you walk in, there’s an open living and dining space on the waterside of the home. Against the trees, you’ll find the micro kitchen (with a stovetop and fridge) and the bathroom with an RV-style toilet. Up the ladder sits two bedroom areas and can sleep up to four. There’s a video tour from a couple who stayed in the cabin at the end of the post.
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All-Wood Cabin on a Lake Near Berlin
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This “treeframe” cabin (a blend of a treehouse and A-frame) sits in Washington state near a gorgeous river. The home has all kinds of luxurious amenities, including heated bathroom floors!
There are lovely forest views out the wall of windows, and a small deck where you can sip coffee and breathe in nature. Inside there’s a full kitchen, cozy living area with a stove and a loft bedroom. It also has a solid 5 stars on Airbnb, so they must be on to something!
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This Modern Aframe Even Has a Hot Tub!
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