This is a tiny off-grid cabin in the forest.
From the outside, you’ll notice a cream two-story hexagonal cabin.
When you go inside, you’ll find a living area, sink, bathtub, and an upstairs bedroom.
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This is a beautiful off-grid wilderness cabin. On the outside, you’ll notice a rounded wood-panelled building with plenty of windows and a flat roof.
Step inside to discover the ground floor with a kitchen, living room, one bedroom, and dining area. Upstairs there are two bedrooms with sleeping for eight, and a bathroom with composting toilet.
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This is Rob’s off-grid, passive solar tiny cabin in New Mexico.
It’s a 12′ by 48′ cabin including the porches. From the outside, you’ll notice it has a slanted shed-style roof with rainwater collection. Inside, you’ll find a living area, dining, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. All designed and built with passive solar in mind to conserve energy on cooling. What do you think?
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This is a minimalist tiny cabin in Norway.
From the outside, you’ll see it’s a bare-bones cabin with a small surrounding deck.
When you go inside, you’ll find a kitchenette, fireplace, and a living area with a collapsible bench, bed, and table. Super simple, and super awesome, isn’t it?
And yes, you can even book a stay in this tiny cabin to try out the simple life if you want to. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Ernst via Airbnb
This is a couple’s beautiful off-grid tiny house near Asheville, North Carolina.
In the forest, you’ll find this brown home resting on stilts on a mountain.
When you go inside, you’ll find the entire interior covered in beautiful knotty pine paneling. The shelves and counters have a light green finish. In the kitchen, there’s a two-burner cooktop, a sink, and plenty of storage. The bathroom includes a stand-up shower. In the main living space, there’s a sofa with open-concept storage for pots and pans underneath. A special hook on the wall gives them an off-the-floor location to store their guitar. The home has two lofts – one for their queen bed and another for storage with nifty stacked cubbies. Watch the tour below for all of the details.
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This is the story of one family of four’s off-the-grid homestead in Pittsboro, North Carolina, including three twelve-by-twelve tiny cabins with no electricity and plumbing.
On the outside, the three cabins share the same rustic feel. One is thin but has a tall, “long” roof over a smaller patio area. You’ll find beautiful cabinets and some tricky-looking steps that save space. A rainwater catchment system provides the family with fresh water. The second cabin shares the same roof line; the third has no patio and a bay of windows on three sides.
The family has chickens, fields, a garden, and even an old-fashioned water pump. In addition to their tiny life, they build affordable caskets. Watch the video below to get a taste of their life, and follow the links in the resources below to learn more about them. Thank you!
Images © Donald Byrne
This is a 107-square-foot off-grid tiny house that was built for only $2,500 using mostly reclaimed materials.
It was built with the help of 15 people working together to make it happen and it features a unique geodesic dome window.
When you go inside, you’ll find a living area with a couch and workstation and an upstairs sleeping loft. Since this tiny home is located within a community, the owner has chosen to use the communal kitchen and bathroom on the property.
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Images © Happen Films via YouTube
This is an off grid country micro cabin vacation near Rosendale, NY.
Inside you’ll find a double bed, twin bed sleeping loft, and a table. There is an outdoor shower and toilet just steps away from the cabin.
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This is the Thimbleberry Creek off-grid micro cabin on a farm in Nehalem, Oregon.
Inside you’ll find a studio-style set up with a wood stove/fireplace, a kitchenette with a sink, and a cozy bed.
Adjacent to the cabin you’ll find a private composting toilet outhouse, a deck, and peaceful views of nature. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Ginger and Brigham
