Mint Tiny House Company has been building in Delta, British Columbia for over a decade, and their Ventura has long been the go-to for people who want a park model rather than a tiny house on wheels. They just rolled out a fully redesigned version.
At 40 feet long and 10 feet wide, it delivers roughly 400 square feet on the main floor plus another 120-plus square feet across two sleeping lofts. That’s a lot of tiny house! But the redesign’s real story isn’t the footprint — it’s the 12-foot ceilings and the wall of glass that push this closer to a small home than a tiny house.
Teacup Tiny Homes’ 2026 Ruby is a 30-foot-long by 8.5-foot-wide certified RV tiny home from the Alberta shop: two lofts, two full staircases, and an approximately 380-square-foot footprint. The builder’s January 29, 2026 recap is the walkthrough.
Most park models ask you to make one big compromise: you get the extra width, but you give up the charm. The Daphne, built by Teacup Tiny Homes in Calgary, Alberta, is a 378-square-foot park model that refuses the trade. It is 36 feet long and 10 feet 6 inches wide, which is two full feet wider than a road-legal tiny house on wheels — and every inch of that extra width goes somewhere you can feel it.
What makes the Daphne worth studying is the layout. There is no loft, and there was never meant to be one. Instead of stacking a sleeping platform under the roof, Teacup ran the volume upward into a vaulted ceiling with clerestory windows, then put a real, stand-up, walk-around bedroom at the far end of the home. It sleeps two comfortably, with room for two more, and you never climb a ladder to get to bed.
In this blog post, I’m showing you the top quirky tiny house rentals!
From a HoneyHive cabin in Texas to an army helicopter tiny house in Florida to a sunset silo in Tennessee and a hobbit cabin in Pennsylvania. Which ones are your favorites?
Escape to the Caelum Cabin at Refuge Bay in Anne County, Alberta—a luxurious off-grid tiny house vacation rental designed for relaxation and adventure. Nestled amidst Alberta’s natural beauty, this charming retreat offers breathtaking panoramic views, a cozy lofted queen bed, and a spa-inspired bathroom.
Enjoy modern comforts like reliable electricity, fresh water, heating, and cooling, all within a rustic yet stylish interior. Step outside to the spacious outdoor living area, soak in the wood-fired sauna, or indulge in the optional hot tub for a truly serene getaway in the heart of nature.
Escape to the Refuge Bay Aqua Cabin, a luxurious off-grid tiny house retreat nestled in the heart of nature. This cozy vacation rental sleeps up to three guests and offers breathtaking lake views, a lofted queen bed, and modern amenities that blend comfort with adventure.
From a spa-inspired bathroom to a fully equipped kitchenette, you’ll have everything you need for a serene getaway. Relax in the wood-fired sauna, soak in the optional hot tub, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the Bay. Discover your perfect escape at this hidden gem in Lac Ste. Anne County, Alberta.
Scandinavian cabin design has a unique ability to feel both minimal and warm at the same time. This modern vacation rental in Nova Scotia, Canada demonstrates the style beautifully. The exterior is clad in black metal, while the interior features white walls, light wood tones, and black accents throughout.
This cabin offers both a bright first-floor bedroom and a moody sleeping loft with black walls and a skylight for stargazing. The main living area looks out over South Cove through a wall of windows, and there’s a private porch with a hot tub. A compact kitchenette allows for simple meal prep, and the bathroom includes a walk-in shower. The cabin is part of a three-unit property called The Water Lofts, with decks connecting the structures.
Do you remember the Stella Ruby we showed off last week? Here’s another iteration of Teacup Tiny Home‘s popular Ruby layout, the Gaia. This THOW was built for a couple in New Brunswick, Canada, and despite the white shiplap interior, it’s filled with bold color! The customer chose stunning hunter green for all the cabinets in the home, giving the space a cozy, natural feel.
The exterior siding is a deep charcoal, complemented by a bright yellow door! Tons of windows with muntins give the space a classic feel. The home has two lofts on either end, and the main loft can be completely private from the rest of the house, with a sliding door at the bottom of the back staircase leading up to the room. What do you think of this design?
Nora’s Nook is a modern take on a saltbox-style home, with breathtaking windows that look out into the mountains beyond. It has nine giant windows on the front and more on the sides to allow natural light to flood into the bright space. The second floor is an open loft with a bedroom, office, and sitting area.
There’s another bedroom on the first floor and two luxurious bathrooms. One bathroom has a soaking tub, while the other is completely tiled and has a walk-in shower stall. The cabin sits on one of the islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon off the coast of Canada in Newfoundland and Labrador.
