This is the story of the Dance Tiny House by Build Tiny in New Zealand. Enjoy!
In August of 2018, we had the pleasure of meeting our client and her 9-month-old baby girl. She had seen the Baxter on our website and it had a lot of the features she was after.
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This is the story of Spencer and Bela’s tiny house. They’re a family of three who used a tiny house on wheels to escape outrageous real estate prices in the Bay Area.
Spencer & Bela were fed up with paying outrageous rent prices and decided to invest in living tiny.
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This is a guest article by Shaylynn Bates – “How she got her tiny house and ways you can too”
With all the articles out there about downsizing and living small, I’m sure the title of this article is very misleading. I’m not writing yet another article warning about the difficulties of living in a small space and how it’s overrated, and not all it’s cracked up to be; I have lived in a 10 ft. X 10 ft. space, 600 sq. ft. with another person, and the sleeper cab of an 18 wheeler (I am a proponent of living small). One needs to have a small space in order to live in a small space. After getting my tiny house I received several requests asking for information on how I successfully got into tiny house owning. All the information out there is either (at the time of this writing) 6 years old or very vague and general. A brief overview of tiny houses will be necessary as the rest of this article will discuss financing your little dream and where to put it. “Disclaimer this information is one person’s experience in the state of Oregon, your state and your experience may be different”
This is the story of a very unique tiny house in Australia with a pop-up roof loft. The family of three designed and built it themselves and one of the unique things about it is that the loft roof is able to expand upward once the home is parked.
So whenever they want to move the house, they can collapse the roof down so that the house meets the applicable road laws. Pretty smart, right? They even did it in a way that it truly looks permanent once it’s set up! Pretty amazing, don’t you think?
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This is the Acorn Tiny House by Backcountry Tiny Homes. It’s an actual TINY tiny house on wheels. Funny enough, I think we have to start saying that now with all of the huge THOWs we’re seeing built these days. Nothing wrong with those, though! But here’s a tiny that you can more easily get around with since it’s only about 16-feet long.
Beautiful, isn’t it? What I love most about it is the compact and beautiful design. So what do you think, do you like the oversized windows? What would change about it?
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This is the Boxcar Tiny House on Wheels in cedar. It’s built by Timbercraft Tiny Homes on a gooseneck/fifth wheel trailer with triple-axles.
One of the first things you might notice is the custom wood front door, it’s beautiful.
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This is Bryce Langston’s tiny home in New Zealand. If you’re a fan of Bryce and his hit YouTube series, Living Big in a Tiny House, you’ve probably been waiting years for this. And the moment is finally here, hehe.
Yup, this project started almost five years ago. Can you believe it? It’s a reminder of just how long it could take to plan and build your perfect tiny house, isn’t it? A tiny house is still a very big project. With only 160-square-feet to work with, you can see why Bryce took his time to get everything right. And yes, this little house on wheels was built to travel.
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This is the K2 Tiny House by Tiny Idahomes.
It’s a 26-foot THOW that starts at $48,950. Get the full tour and learn more below. Enjoy!
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This is an announcement from Bob Clarizio of Bantam Built Homes where he just delivered a tiny house on wheels to what he calls the “world’s first tiny house water park hotel” in the heart of Wisconsin Dells called Dells Resorts.
So there were already a bunch of tiny cabin units around the property but Bantam Built Homes did something unique for their first THOW unit. Here’s the story on it… Enjoy!
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