“Cultivating the riches of less” is the mantra of Moksha Woodwork designs, the builder of Incubate. It has a two burner Atwood cook stove, sink with gravity feed facet, four LED light sconces, large solid maple kitchen counter and maple sliding cabinet doors. The sofa folds out into a full size bed, two large trunk storage cabinets behind sofa, and Douglas Fir plywood interior paneling. The exterior features a mix of salvaged and new redwood and cedar siding, 26 gauge galvanized sheet metal covers the arch roof and sides.
This couple is living legally in their off-grid tiny house and homestead! They live in a 24 ft. THOW in Arizona and describe themselves as “digital entrepreneur nomads” promoting “a minimalistic debt free lifestyle.”
You can see a few screenshots of their crisp, modern tiny house below, and then watch a number of their videos from their YouTube channel, Life inside a Box. The couple started their “vlogs” when they first got the idea to build the house, and now they have hundreds of videos documenting the entire process, including DIY videos for those who want to follow their lead.
I love that they go into detail about the different off-grid aspects of their life, as well as dedicate time to telling us what about their tiny house they’d change, how much the house cost and how they are living legally! You might lose a few hours watching all their videos — don’t say I didn’t warn you!
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Couple Living Legally in Off-Grid Tiny House & Homestead

Screenshots via YouTube/Life Inside a Box
This is an off-grid tiny library cabin in the Georgia forest!
Hello. we built this on a permaculture farm this last winter. An off grid library/ lounge in the middle of the Georgia woods. The project was completed in 2 weeks and cost about $2000. It is primarily made from recycled materiel. The major expenses were the wood stove and pipe, foundation and tin roofing.
Enjoy!
They Built This Tiny Library Cabin in the Georgia Forest For Only $2,000 In Materials
This is Michael and Michelle’s Down to Earth Getaway, an Off-Grid Tiny House in Hawaii!
The couple currently lives in their sustainable tiny that runs off solar power, a rainwater catchment system, a composting toilet and goats, but they are also branching out and renting their off-grid space for vacations. Cool!
My husband Michael and I are living in a 240 sq ft tiny house on the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii. We are college students finishing up our senior year of college. My husband built the tiny house just before we got married last summer. We would love to tell our story though your website and talk about our up and coming tiny house business on the Big Island of Hawaii. We’ve been living in the house for just over 6 months now. We have learned a lot from trial and error but feel that we have a lot to share. Oh also we live with a heard of about 20 goats. Seriously, we have a lot to share.
Scroll below for pictures, videos and our interview with the couple.
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Down To Earth Getaway: Off-Grid Tiny House in Hawaii

Images via Down To Earth Getaway
This is the 20 ft. Bitterroot Valley tiny house on wheels by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses.
This off-grid marvel is simple and to the point with solar panels, a composting toilet, and a basic kitchen. It features a lot of great reclaimed materials and “leftover” materials at Rocky Mountain because the owner was on a thrifty budget. Take a look and then read more here.
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Related: Family’s Red Mountain Tiny Home by Rocky Mountain Tiny Homes
20 ft. Bitterroot Valley Tiny House on Wheels That’s Off-Grid Ready with Solar Panels

Images via Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses
This is a rural central Wisconsin Tiny House Lot for Rent.
Robin is welcoming a THOW that’s willing to go off-grid on his land:
I have wooded land on a lake in central Wisconsin and a nice wooded 1/2 acre spot for someone to place their THOW. Rural, no power or water so would be an “off grid” opportunity. Very low rent to help an enthusiast.
More details below!
Related: Tiny House Parking: Off-Grid Land to Rent in Abiquiu, New Mexico
Rural Central Wisconsin Tiny House Lot For Rent

Images via Robin
This Hobbit House at Les Toits du Monde eco-resort in Nominingue, Quebec features a distinctive green roof that extends to the ground with leg-like extensions. The design provides passive cooling in summer and heat retention in winter.
Built with straw bale walls achieving R-30 insulation, limestone plaster, and log rafters, the cabin operates completely off-grid using solar panels for LED lighting. The handmade furniture uses locally and sustainably sourced wood, and the bathroom includes a rustic shower and composting toilet.
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Hobbit House Exterior with Extended Green Roof
Image © Exploring Alternatives
This is one couple’s off-grid life in a Montana yurt and tiny house.
Mollie and Sean Busby are a busy couple living a fulfilling, but unconventional life in their tiny homes.
Sean is a professional snowboarder living with type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease where the pancreas is basically broken. He wears the crew diabetic socks for men to maintain healthy blood flow in his legs as he loves snowboarding and keeping his legs in good health also helps him earn money to live a stable life. He also has Lupus, an unpredictable autoimmune disease that can damage any part of the body at any time. Mollie runs an international nonprofit called Riding On Insulin, and the pair own two local yoga studios called Yoga Hive.
Be sure to read their full story on Teton Gravity, where they share their amazing journey to tiny off-grid living.
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Related: Two Small Cabins and a Yurt Nestled in the Woods
Couple’s Off Grid Life in Montana Yurt and Tiny House

Images via Teton Gravity
This is the Tiny Tiger Retreat (still under construction) by Full Moon Tiny Shelters.
It’s similar to their previous build, the Harmony, which you can see interior pictures of below. Stay tuned with updates to see when it’s finished!
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Tiny Tiger Retreat by Full Moon Tiny Shelters

Images via Full Moon Tiny Shelters

