After living on a sailboat and in a studio apartment, respectively, Bryan and Chloe decided to purchase a used tiny house and put it on their own mountaintop property in Washington! In order to have some more storage, they also bought a smaller shipping container for their clothes, long-term storage, and tools.
They built a lovely outdoor kitchen and fire pit area outdoors so they can welcome friends and family in the warmer months. Inside, they have a galley kitchen with an air fryer and induction cooktop, a little bathroom with a redone shower stall, and a lovely loft bedroom. What do you think?
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Tiny Living in Washington: Container Storage, Tumbleweed Home
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This is a beautiful, brand-new tiny house from LiveTinyNC with a unique layout that keeps the bathroom and kitchen on opposite sides of the house, which some people prefer for sanitary reasons. The kitchen has a beautiful wooden accent wall, oven, induction cooktop, and a drink fridge. Because the kitchen area is elevated, there are pull-out storage drawers underneath.
The main area of the home is the living room, and a glass garage door opens up to allow for an indoor-outdoor feel in the warmer months. The bedroom is up in the loft, which you can access via a neat pipe-and-wood ladder. You can purchase this home for $54,000 in Wake Forest, North Carolina.
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$54K for 22 Ft. THOW w/ Glass Garage Door.
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As always, Baluchon has delivered a gorgeous custom tiny home to get another happy customer! Coline wanted a 19.5-foot trailer designed with cooking in mind, so her kitchen takes up nearly half the square footage of the first floor. She has an additional flip-up section of counter that doubles as her dining area.
She chose a loft bedroom with a lower landing that allows her to stand up by the bed. The living room has a cozy couch and large windows that are painted a rusty red color on the exterior. Finally, she has a small bathroom with a shower and composting toilet, and a mini wood stove to keep warm. What do you think?
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Tiny Home Designed with Cooking in Mind!
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At Tiny House Talk, we love tiny homes — but we’re especially partial to tiny homes decked out for the holidays! Shelley and Uwe are empty-nesters who decided to downsize into a tiny house, and the results are amazing. The home looks especially lovely all decorated for Christmas.
We got the chance to interview them about why they went tiny and how they feel about moving into a smaller space. Spoiler Alert: They love it! Take a tour of their festive space and read their story below.
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They Decked These Tiny Halls for the Holidays!
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This is the last tiny home of the year for Tiny Homes of San Diego, and it is a 28-foot model with a first-floor private bedroom, as well as a queen-sized loft. There are sliding barn doors to close off the bedroom, and recessed lighting keeps things bright!
The main area of the home is quite simple, so you can add your favorite appliances and furniture to make it truly your own. There’s a compact bathroom near the kitchen, with a tiled shower stall, residential toilet, and tiny vanity. You can get it today for $40K, which is quite affordable for this size of home!
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San Diego Tiny Home: 224 Sq. Ft. for $40K
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Want a tiny house? And want to own land? Here’s your chance to get both at once (or one or the other)! Indigo River Tiny Homes is selling a 2020 32′ Wanderlust tiny house that’s on a lot at the Peninsula Point Tiny Home & RV Resort in Corsicana, Texas. You can get the home and tiny house for $199,000, or purchase the land for $100K and bring your own tiny house. If you only want the house, it’s $99K.
The house has two lofts, one with a staircase and standing-room loft, and the other one with ladder access. You’ll get a full kitchen with eat-in bar space, a full bathroom with a washer/dryer unit, and a cozy living room space filled with natural light. The property in Texas allows for Airbnbs, so you could also use this as a money-making venture. You can contact Indigo River Tiny Homes if you’d like to purchase.
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32′ Double Loft THOW w/ Texas Land Available: $199K
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When David got inspired by prepping and off-grid living, he wanted to move out of Hong Kong. He and Lizzie compromised and moved to Australia to build a tiny house on wheels. Eventually, they found an incredible off-grid property to move to, where they are making a self-sufficient haven!
We had the privilege of interviewing Lizzie and David about their experience, so be sure to read their story and enjoy the photo tour of their space. You can follow their journey on Instagram!
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Couple Builds DIY Tiny House to Become More Self-Sufficient
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Mati and Luli moved to New Zealand about seven years ago, where a stay in a cozy treehouse unexpectedly shifted their entire outlook on space, simplicity, and what it means to live well. Realizing they needed far less than they ever imagined, they were inspired to build their own tiny house from the trailer up—using mostly reclaimed materials—and spending just around $18,000 USD to bring it to life.
We had the pleasure of interviewing the couple, and below you’ll find their full story, a tour of their beautiful tiny home, and a look at the school bus they later converted into a charming small apartment. Enjoy!
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Their Tiny Home From Reclaimed Materials & Bus Conversion!
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This 28-foot Cascade-model THOW solves two of the most common tiny house complaints at once. The bed sits on an electric lift above the living room, so it rises out of the way each morning and returns without anyone climbing a ladder — and there’s still an 8-foot loft with a slide-out ladder if you want the extra sleeping or storage space.
The second fix is the six-foot slide-out, fitted with a custom workspace and Edison lights. A permanent desk is one of the first casualties of a tiny floorplan; pushing it into a bump-out means a real office that never has to be packed away. Inside, clear-coated pine tongue-and-groove runs across the walls and a vaulted ceiling, with maple butcher block counters, a 9.2 cu. ft. stainless refrigerator, a mini-split for heating and cooling, a tankless in-line water heater, and a full-height corner shower with a rainfall head, jets, and a spray wand. The galley kitchen has everything except an oven.
Editor’s note: this RVIA-certified home was listed at $75,000 by its owner in Eatonville, Washington in late 2023 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside a Pine-Lined THOW with an Elevator Bed
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