This is a tiny house on a farm in Corbett, Oregon which is just east of Portland near the Columbia River.
It’s a tiny home on wheels with an interesting design — it features a small bump-out just over the wheels of the trailer. Do you see that?
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Images via Glamping Hub
Here are two 24′ tiny homes connected by a sunroom in Portland, OR.
It’s called “The Ohana” and is featured on Viva Collectiv.
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Photos via Viva Collectiv
This is the Mio by Covo Tiny Houses in Portland, Oregon.
Thoughtfully designed with the knowledge worker in mind, the Covo Mio is packed with features that make working from home a technological joy. Features such as integrated smart home lighting, heating and security, a sit/stand work desk, built-in 55” monitor and plenty of 2.4 amp USB charging ports ensure that you’ll be able to work with comfortable efficiency. A full working kitchen including a stainless steel cooktop and oven, and plenty of clever storage makes healthy cooking easy. And built in stereo speakers, a seven foot bar top, and our innovative awning window make entertaining simple and fun.
Amazing! Enjoy the pictures and then contact the builder on the last page.
Related: Unita THOW by Oregon Cottage Company
Images via Covo Tiny House
This is Lina and Isha’s Tiny For Two (T42) that they designed and built recently.
You might remember Lina Menard’s Lucky Penny that lived at the Simply Home Community in Portland, Oregon. Lina now lives with her fiance, Isha, in the T42 at a different Portland tiny house community called Going Places. I especially love the downstairs office area that comes complete with tons of built-in storage. I included tons of specs about the house and Lina’s contact information, on the last page, so be sure to check those out. Enjoy the pictures (all from Kristina Lynn Photography) below!
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Images by Kristina Lynn Photography
This is La Petite Maison Tiny House Airbnb rental in Portland, Oregon!
The cozy vacation property features an outdoor living area decorated with beautiful bulb lights, two loft bedrooms with queen-sized sleeping arrangements and a wonderful sectional sofa for relaxing with friends, family or the love the of your life! The fully-stocked kitchen allows for in-house cooking, and the sink is just about as beautiful as it gets. Enjoy the pictures and book your stay via Airbnb!
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Images via Airbnb
This is a Renovated 1970 Aristocrat Land Commander was for sale by owner in Portland, Oregon back in 2017.
Although it still needs some sprucing up on the outside, the interior is all new! I love a good camper conversion, and this one fits the bill. It’s small and compact, with a kitchenette, bed/couch and little seating area. Get all the details on the last page.
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Images via Ed Zuelke
This is the Pacifica tiny home on wheels at the Tiny House Hotel in Portland, Oregon.
Outside, you’ll notice it’s curvy whimsical roofline which gives this tiny lots of character.
Inside, you’ll find a living area, kitchen, bathroom, daybed, and an upstairs sleeping loft.
This tiny was designed and built by Zyl Vardos. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
This is a 200-square-foot pink tiny house in Portland, Oregon.
When you go inside you’ll find a living area with a sleeper sofa, kitchenette, bathroom and a loft for reading and relaxing. Wouldn’t it be pretty cool to have a tiny house on a foundation like this, on your own land?
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Images via Airbnb
This is the Firebird Tiny House on Wheels built by Eric Bohne (of Alter Areas) using mostly recycled materials with the help of his family (Roxanne, Audrey, Bella, Bunny and Kasper).
It’s a steel-framed tiny house built on a 17’x8′ trailer bed which was purchased for $1,000. Previously, the trailer was part of a concession stand which caught fire and burned down (hence the name, The Firebird). Today it’s being used as the foundation for this awesome micro home that you can rent a stay in if you’re ever in the Portland, Oregon area so it makes a great addition to our tiny house vacations category.
Inside you’ll find a wonderful kitchen, dining area, cozy living area, comfy sleeping loft, and a full bathroom. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Firebirdtinyhouse.com
