A new holiday cabin in the Cairngorms National Park is clad in mirrors, topped with a living grass roof, and tucked in a mature pine forest at Corgarff. From the path, it almost disappears. One cabin is open now — the first of more planned on a family hill bought in the 1980s.
Clad in mirrors, with a living grass roof — the cabin visually disappears into the pines. Photo: Rachel Gray.
This is Shrek’s Swamp tiny house, now limitedly available to book on Airbnb.
Located in Scotland, Highland Council, United Kingdom, and hosted by Donkey, Shrek’s best pal. Nestled in the lush, verdant wilderness of the Scottish Highlands, this enchanting retreat offers an unforgettable fairytale getaway.
It’s the story of a Tiny House built (by us) in the Netherlands that was driven to a remote island called Jura, a wonderful road trip through the dramatic scenery of Scotland. It’s also the story of the family who owns it now and the choices they made that led them to this choice.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Tiny Boundaries Documentary: The Story of a Family’s Tiny Home in the Netherlands
This is the Bus Stop where you can spend your vacation staying in buses that have been converted into a luxury tiny homes in Bankrugg Farm, East Lothian, Scotland.
The Bus Stop is a holiday experience with a difference. Our luxury, hand crafted accommodation is set on a working farm with beautiful panoramic views of the Lammermuir Hills, in the stunning East Lothian countryside.
Take a look and learn more about this unique place below. Wouldn’t it be cool to turn a bus into a tiny home on your own land? I think so!
This is a fundraiser for the SocialBite Village for Edinburgh’s Homeless.
Remember Tiny House Scotland’s NestHouse? Most of you really loved it, and builder Jonathan Avery is teaming up with Social Bite to help build a tiny house community.
The village will include 20 tiny homes, which each cost about £30,000, as well as a “controlled environment where residents will receive everything they need including counselling, money management guidance, cooking lessons, exercise and therapy. Residents will also learn new skills and get their life back on track, working in an onsite vegetable garden, chicken coup and furniture workshop as well as given work placements in our shops and restaurant.”