This is the story of Jelena’s tiny house sanctuary in Serbia that she and her ex-husband built for less than 5,000 euros.
It has thus far cost them about 3,000 euros to build and they still need about another 1,500 to complete it.
This tiny house is Jelena’s little retreat to be at peace and recharge.
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This is April and Curtis’ beautiful 24ft tiny home on wheels built by Mitchcraft Tiny Homes. What do you think?
This is a 230 sq. ft. tiny home that was built with harvested wood from the DC Metro area.
The owners are Luke and Courtney, who document their adventures on Instagram.
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This is a tiny house on wheels, named The Wandering Tiny House, that was built in 9 months.
It was built by Sam and Erica Yeary to travel the USA and live in a more sustainable home.
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Photos via Instagram
This is a solar powered tiny house on wheels built by Neil and Tonya Bennett.
You can follow their journey moving around the country at their website and their Instagram.
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Photos via Instagram
This is a DIY skoolie that has been converted by Ben and Mande Tucker.
The couple are documenting their travels around the United States in Fern the Bus.
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Photos via Instagram
This is a 8 ft by 10 ft tiny camping cabin on wheels for off-grid recreational use.
It’s available for purchase through Esk’et Tiny House for $58,900 Canadian (~$44,400 in USD) and you can also book a vacation in the Spyu7. (2017)
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Photos via Esk’et Tiny House
Do you think you and your partner could live in just over 100 square feet?
This tiny house couple interviewed each other about what it’s like sharing a small space with the person you love. They asked questions like:
What are some of the pros and cons? Always knowing where the other person is, but never being able to sit quietly and read without being interrupted. When you get sick, both people will almost definitely get sick, but you are close and can take care of each other.
And best of all, tiny living can give you freedom. If this couple didn’t live a tiny house, they’d still be in LA and at 3:30 in the afternoon and would be sitting in cubicles (not that there’s anything wrong with that). Hear it all below!
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