I thought you might also like this hand-built rustic modern tiny house in Portland, Oregon.
It’s a backyard tiny home that was hand built by the homeowners (and their friends) on the property.
Best of all- they used mostly reclaimed and recycled materials to build and furnish the cabin. This not only keeps construction costs low, but it’s obviously amazing for the environment.
When you walk inside you’ll immediately notice the living room, kitchen, and ladder that takes you to the upstairs sleeping loft bedroom with a queen bed. And yes there’s a bathroom downstairs too.
Reclaimed Hand Built Modern Rustic DIY Tiny House
All Images © TinyHousePDX
[continue reading…]
{ }
Even though this isn’t a tiny house I still thought you’d enjoy this 840 sq. ft. modern and rustic cabin in the redwoods.
And the best part is that this particular one was designed and built in a way that makes it feel modern and rustic at the same time. But not only that… The exterior of the structure looks like a cabin. When you go inside though you’ll notice a cottage-like homey look and feel in certain rooms. So the result is a modern rustic cottage cabin, isn’t it? Oh, and good news- plans are available for this design if you like it enough to build it.
Want more kind of like this? Join our FREE Small House Newsletter!
840 Sq. Ft. Modern Small Cabin in the Redwoods
All Images © David Wakely for Cathy Schwabe Architecture
[continue reading…]
{ }
From the outside, it looks like a classic tiny stone cabin.
At 350 sq. ft. it’s tiny to some, small to others, and spacious for few.
When you step inside you unexpectedly feel like you’re in a modern, woodsy, and yet rustic micro cabin all at the same time.
I encourage you to enjoy the tour of this modern/classic tiny stone cabin below so you can see what I mean. And let me know your opinion on it in the comments below.
Modern, Rustic and Woodsy Tiny Stone Cabin
[continue reading…]
{ }
I had to show you this 208 sq. ft. tiny cabin for sale. (Sold)
It’s created by a company that normally builds barns for customers.
But according to this ad on Craigslist, Timberview Custom Builders in Burleson, Texas is now offering tiny homes.
208 Sq. Ft. Tiny Cabin (For Sale)
[continue reading…]
{ }
Had to show you Deek’s recent $1200 DIY A-frame micro cabin that transforms. I think it’s an amazing design and he had Joe Everson of Tiny Happy Homes (formerly Tennessee Tiny Homes) build it for him.
Also soon if you’re interested you’ll be able to get the design directly from Deek over at his siteRelaxShacks.com. The coolest part about this A-frame cabin is that it’s really tiny, cheap to build, but it also transforms (in good weather).
Don’t miss other interesting tiny homes like this – join our FREE Tiny House Newsletter for more!
Transforming A-frame Micro Cabin Built for Just $1,200!
© Derek Diedricksen of RelaxShacks.com (via YouTube)
See it all for yourself in the video below:
[continue reading…]
{ }
How can you not like this modernized tiny cottage of just 250 square feet with a sleeping loft in Seattle?
It’s built by Michelle de la Vega who is an artist and designer in the area. Do you agree when they say the cottage is modern and rustic? I do.
My favorite part about it is how everything about it seems ‘normal’ sized even though it’s just 250 sq. ft. which I think might be important when sharing space with others for long periods.
It has a wood burning stove, big french doors and a large bathtub you can get wrinkly in while rejuvenating.
250 Sq. Ft. Seattle Mini Cottage
Images: Boutique Homes
I encourage you to come on in and take the complete tour below:
[continue reading…]
{ }
Here’s a 250 square feet micro cabin I thought you might like.
It’s a studio set up but it’s self contained so you’ve got all the amenities you need in here.
There’s a bathroom, water heater, kitchenette, oven, microwave, mini-frig, coffee maker, etc.
And I love the deck out front and how you can open up the doors and windows and get a nice breeze through the house.
I encourage you to take the rest of the tour below:
[continue reading…]
{ }
The tiny cabin that I’m showing you today is a masterpiece to me.
It was originally built in 1912 by Swedish homesteaders using local materials.
Recently the structure has been restored using the same principals.
Local and reclaimed materials were used to rebuild it and the cabin now serves as an inexpensive guest cottage for friends and family of the owner.
Please don’t miss other exciting tiny homes – join our FREE Tiny House Newsletter!
Photo Credit Miller Architects, PC
I encourage you to enjoy the rest of the tour of this tiny cabin below:
[continue reading…]
{ }
Most of the time I like to show you tiny houses on wheels but I also have a passion for other small spaces, like this 252-square-foot tiny victorian cottage built on a foundation by Tiny Texas Houses.
I think a home like this is a great option if you’re interested in living tiny but know that something slightly bigger would work better for you.
Maybe it’s because you want to share the house with somebody, you want to keep some more of your goodies, or you just enjoy a little more spaciousness.
Photo Credits Texas Tiny Houses
Did you know that Brad Kittel builds his tiny homes of nearly 100% recycled & reclaimed materials that he repurposes, gathers and restores himself? Pretty amazing if you ask me.
I like how the interior is a lot like most little houses on wheels. It’s got the kitchen with an upstairs sleeping loft. Only here you get to enjoy the feeling of more space thanks to a bigger house and the open/vaulted ceilings.
I encourage to tour the rest of this awesome little house below:
[continue reading…]
{ }
