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Elaine Walker built her Tumbleweed Lusby after discovering Jay Shafer’s designs and deciding to downsize from a conventional home. Her tiny house showcases how the classic Lusby floor plan translates into a fully functional living space, with thoughtful material choices and practical amenities throughout.

Exterior Features

  • Roofing: Shingled roof for weather protection
  • Siding: Painted cedar for durability and aesthetics
  • Windows: Loft windows with custom stained glass inserts
  • Foundation: Flatbed trailer for mobility
  • Insulation: Recycled denim (made from repurposed jeans)
Tumbleweed Lusby tiny house exterior with painted cedar siding and shingled roof

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The Tumbleweed Lusby tiny house packs efficient living into 117 square feet. The design features an upstairs sleeping loft, a kitchen integrated into the main living area, and vaulted ceilings that make the compact space feel open and airy.

Design Details

  • Manufacturer: Tumbleweed Houses
  • Model: Lusby
  • Size: 117 square feet
  • Layout: Kitchen/living area with dining table, 6′ x 4′ back room, sleeping loft
  • Interior Finish: Pine
  • Exterior Finish: Cedar plank siding
  • Roof: Corrugated aluminum
  • Ceiling: Vaulted in main living area

Lusby Exterior

Tumbleweed Lusby tiny house exterior

Photo credits: Tumbleweed Houses

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