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?
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These are the Binishells tiny and small housing solutions. They are a dome-like structure that can be used in many different ways. Here are some examples of how they can be used as tiny homes, small homes, and duplexes. This construction method uses less labor and materials than conventional building methods, but what do you think? Is it something that you’ve heard of before? To explore more interesting tiny homes like this, join our Tiny House Newsletter.
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This is Ella and Doug’s Catskill Bungalow and their Dome in Hensonville, New York. They’ve owned their tiny house, which they’ve named the Catskill Bungalow, since 2005.
So later they built a geodesic dome as an additional structure on the property. Now they’re able to earn income by renting them out as vacation rentals. Here’s our interview with them below along with a photo tour of their tiny homes. Enjoy!
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Here are some tiny dome cabins in Patagonia.
They are part of the EcoCamp Patagonia Domes that you can actually book and stay in. They offer tiny basic 108 sq. ft. domes as well as more luxurious domes with private bathrooms as large as 398 sq. ft.
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Photos via EcoCamp Patagonia
This is the story of how Tim built his own tiny house on wheels from the ground up, step by step.
I got this idea to build a cabin on wheels then later learned that they call them a Tiny House. Here’s mine.
By watching this video, you’ll gain a good understanding of what it takes to build a tiny house on a trailer. At the bottom of this page, you will also find a video tour of the inside, the finished exterior, and more. Enjoy!
These are the geodesic domes at Hostel Forest in Brunswick, Georgia.
The property features geodesic domes and 9 tree houses built by volunteers.
It’s a 133 acre property with forest and wetlands near St. Simons Island and Jekyll Island.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Earlier I showed you the astronomical cabins at Hotel Elqui Domos which are in the same location I’m showing you these astronomical domes for star gazing.
Right now I want to focus in on these awesome dome cabins that can sleep up to four people. Inside you’ll find a fireplace, heater, bunk beds, living area with plenty of seating, kitchenette area, and a full bathroom for your convenience.
Related: Astronomical Domes and Cabins at Hotel Elqui Domos in the Desert of Chile
Images © Airbnb
When Hotel Elqui Domos in Elqui, Chile wanted to renovate their seven astronomical domes and add several astronomical cabins for their star gazing guests they hired Rodrigo Duque Motta Architects for the job.
The cabins are definitely NOT tiny, and hardly small, at approximately 1765 sq. ft. each. But I still thought the design was inspiring and could be used for inspiration on a smaller scale. And the existing dome renovations are in fact small (and both are just awesome), as you’ll get to see below.
Related: Astronomical Domes for Star Gazers at Elqui Domes Hotel
Images © Cristóbal Palma
This modern dome home looks like an alien spacecraft.
It was built in 1969 and the design was later features in a January 1975 issue of Popular Science.
Incredibly enough it’s designed to withstand up to 250 mph of wind!
And inside you’ll find just about everything in a regular home. In fact, this is a 3-bedroom house!
There’s a living room, full kitchen, bathroom and patio.
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I encourage you to take the entire tour to check it out for yourself then leave your thoughts about it in the comments at the bottom: