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You may recall the Rasa Tiny House by Simplify Further hereWe want to show you their vacation rental available via Airbnb at their 14-acre tiny house-building facility in Lake Butler, Florida.

If you are interested in living tiny, this is an excellent opportunity to stay in a tiny house, check out multiple tiny houses on site, and see the Simplify Further building facility. Learn more below!

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Tiny House Vacation Rental + Building Facility Tour

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Modern Tiny Living recently completed a custom build for a client named “Mi Casita.” The 26-foot tiny house has a sand-colored exterior and plenty of Southwestern flair, including an arched accent over the door designed to mimic traditional adobe homes.

Teal and turquoise accents mix perfectly with the white walls, wooden trim, and built-in cabinets. A twin-sized bed fits in the first-floor bedroom, and there’s a queen-sized loft above the bathroom for guests. The bathroom features a soaking tub surrounded by turquoise honeycomb tiles, and the kitchen has an oven, stovetop, and a stainless steel refrigerator.

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Charming 26 Ft. Southwestern Tiny House with Teal Cabinets

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This board and batten park model was built to house code by a father-and-eight-year-old son duo, and the results are gorgeous! The home is 392 square feet and includes a spacious living room, nice kitchen and full bath and a private back bedroom with closet space.

After the success of this build, they formed Yesterway Cabin Company and are working on more tiny homes! What do you think?

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Board and Batten One-Floor Tiny House w/ Big Bedroom

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There are a lot of modern farmhouse-style tiny homes out there, but it’s so exciting to see something unique like this “Forest Night” tiny house on wheels by TailorMade Tiny Homes in California. The 18 ft. tiny home is packed full of character, from the arched bathroom doorway to the custom-painted fabric-and-epoxy floors.

There are bold stripes, retro-inspired appliances, and decent storage for full-time living. The home is even set up to go off-grid if you want to! It’s for sale for $84,o00.

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Quirky and Stylish 18 ft. Tiny House on Wheels in California

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This stunning Airbnb in the Tasmanian Bush was built by Artisan Tiny Homes, a local Australian tiny house builder. It feels like a romantic, cozy escape inside with a wood-burning stove, gorgeous wood tones, and a luxurious bathroom.

To get your own Naivasha model it would cost $119,000 AUD (about $83,000 USD). But if you just want the experience, you can book on Airbnb and enjoy the wood-fired hot tub!

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Cedar Tiny Home Built By Local Artisans

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We’re so excited to introduce you to Lloyoll Prefabs (pronounced “loyal”) in Canada, and their gorgeous SKALI BackCountry Cuboid unit. This modern marvel has a special rusted-looking exterior and oodles of windows to let in natural light.

There’s a ground-floor queen bedroom and space in the lofts for two more beds. A wood-burning stove warms the open floor plan, with a spacious kitchen on one end and living space in the middle. Take a look at this beautiful space below!

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424 Sq. Ft. Prefab Cabin with Ground Floor Bedroom

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Photos by Sawyer Hannay

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The latest custom build from Indigo River Tiny Homes defies the odds with an incredible King-Sized loft that you can stand up in! I really think stand-up lofts are the best of both worlds. Not only can you comfortably get dressed in your room, you double your floor space by being able to tuck a bathroom beneath it.

But the loft might come second to the giant U-shaped kitchen that has full-sized appliances, including a drawer dishwasher. The whole thing has a sleek white-and-black modern feel, with a pop of maroon for interest.

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This Tiny House Has a King-Sized Stand-Up Loft!

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While we see a lot of bright white farmhouse tiny houses these days, Lisa bucked the tide by choosing an ultra-cozy color palette for her MitchCraft Tiny House on Wheels! Moody dark wood tones, warm stone colors, and striking custom windows make this a tiny home you’ll want to admire again and again.

Yes, it has a first-floor bedroom complete with a sitting-to-standing desk space and lots of storage. There’s a kids’ loft bedroom that has a door to a balcony, just to make this build even cooler. The bathroom has yet more stone, a large shower, and a side-by-side washer and dryer. I think you’re going to love this one!

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Wood & Stone Masterpiece Tiny Home with Balcony

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Images: MitchCraft

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This is a 206 sq. ft. modern Scandinavian-style custom-built tiny house from Fritz Tiny Homes. They dubbed this one “The Fritz”. It features lots of windows to provide plenty of natural light into this beautiful space. There’s a full kitchen, luxury bathroom, tall loft, and tons of storage space.

Enjoy the photos and virtual tour below. Let us know what you think about this custom tiny house build in the comments below.

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24′ Modern Tiny House by Fritz Tiny Homes

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Images via Fritz Tiny Homes

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