This is a family of four’s double loft tiny home on wheels built by Alpine Tiny Homes and @tinyhousemovement on Instagram!
28 ft bumper pull. 2 lofts, composting toilet, water heater, solar system with back up fuel-less generator, 33″ apron sink, tons of storage and enough counter space for the whole family to sit down and eat. The kids have a split loft that includes a TV and desk on each side for each child.
Family of Four’s Double Loft Tiny House!
© Alpine Tiny Homes
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This is the story of Cody and Randi Hennigan and their DIY tiny house in Texas!
Cody, Randi and their dog, Baxter, are now adventuring across the country with their tiny home for next six months.
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Lovely Couple’s DIY Tiny Home on Wheels!
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This is an Off-Grid THOW with a Tesla Wall Battery!
It’s called THIMBY and you can learn more about it right here.
We are Tiny House in My Backyard (THIMBY), an interdisciplinary team of UC Berkeley graduate and undergraduate students that worked together to design and build an affordable, off-grid, 100% solar-powered “tiny” house.1
Off-Grid THOW with a Tesla Wall Battery!
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This is the Mansion Jr. by Uncharted Tiny Homes.
The beautiful THOW has the kitchen and bath on either end of the house, an office space and even a very comfortable looking couch! There are two loft bedrooms, one for a queen and one for a twin (or storage).
Related: The Mansion Tiny House by Uncharted Tiny Homes
The Mansion Jr. by Uncharted Tiny Homes
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This is Trinity, a tiny house by Alabama Tiny Homes.
She is 28 feet long, 13’4′ tall and 8’5″ wide and features the very popular white-on-dark wood color scheme we keep seeing more of (and keep loving!). But the best and most unique feature of this home is that the staircase is along the back wall of the house. How have we not seen this before? Great idea.
Related: Freedom Tiny House by Alabama Tiny Homes
Trinity Tiny House on Wheels by Alabama Tiny Homes
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This is a 312 sq. ft. Log Cabin Style THOW for sale in Tennessee.
It can be towed (for free!) to any of the contiguous 48 states. It features beautiful colors, a luxurious shower with pebble tiles (my personal favorite), and a whole host of appliances. Check it out!
Related: High Schooler’s Tiny House Shell for Sale, FL
312 sq. ft. Log Cabin Style THOW For Sale
Images via Sarah
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Are you thinking of building a tiny house? Are you a DIYer who would like to know your construction process was supervised by a professional? Are you interested in supporting educational opportunities for new women carpenters?
Build your tiny house by sponsoring a carpentry class for women!
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This is a 28′ gooseneck trailer tiny house on wheels.
It was just built by Alpine Tiny Homes and was recently delivered to a customer. Enjoy!
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28′ Gooseneck Trailer Tiny House by Alpine Tiny Homes
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The interior of this stunning 360 sq. ft. tiny house was built using reclaimed wood from a home that was torn down nearby. It has a vaulted ceiling, retractable staircase, full-sized bathroom, and a loft bedroom with Japanese-inspired in-floor storage. The exterior has beautiful hemlock siding and bright red accents on the roof and around the windows.
The owner, Pierre, says he bought the tiny house because he didn’t have the means to purchase a conventional house and was happy to have found a place where tiny houses are legal so that he could live in a community and not be alone in the country. His home is located at the “Les Hameaux de la Source” tiny house community in Lantier, Quebec, Canada.
Check out the latest video by Exploring Alternatives for a full tour of this tiny house.
Spacious Open Concept Tiny House Parked in a Legal Community
Image © Exploring Alternatives
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