Earlier I introduced you to Graham Wales’ Inaugural tiny house and his new company East Coast Tiny Homes. (Update: East Coast Tiny Homes is no longer in business).
His mission is to custom design and build the perfectly suited micro home for his clients on an individual basis.
To kick things off he has already designed and built his first micro cabin on an 8’x20′ trailer (see below).
See and learn more below:
This 200 sq. ft. modern and rustic tiny house on wheels by Tiny House Northwest is for sale in Portland, Oregon.
It was built using as many reclaimed materials as possible along with low VOC finishes inside to keep it safe to be in.
The flooring is securely bolted to the trailer which you can learn how to do yourself with these videos.
The slanted roof keeps is spacious and simple in the upstairs sleeping loft so there’s no need for dormers which increase the chances for leaks later on because of the extra cuts and corners.
The exterior sheathing is secured by being screwed and glued to the framing.
Images: Tiny House Northwest
I wanted to show you this tiny house on a trailer that’s in West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
I’ve been exchanging emails with the owners of the home and was up for sale for an asking price of $20,000 CAD.
The little home was built by two architecture graduates, Lauren Aarntzen and John McFarlane.
The trailer has a 5000 lb capacity and the house can actually be detached and installed onto a regular foundation if one wanted to.
There are lots of things that I like about this tiny house and the first thing I’m going to point out to you is the front porch.
Photos Courtesy of Lauren Aarntzen and John McFarlane
At less than 100 square feet, this house offers a queen-size bed in the loft, a bathroom, 7′ desk, and a kitchen with a double sink, stove, fridge and oven.
Plus there’s a sofa and plenty of shelving and storage. You’ll get to see all of that in the photos below so don’t miss that along with all of the other details of the house below.
This loft bed design combines sleeping, working, and storage into a single furniture piece ideal for tiny houses, studios, and small bedrooms. The elevated bed frees floor space for a pull-out desk below, while drawers and shelves throughout provide hidden and open storage. A built-in ladder provides loft access.
The Wildflower model by Tiny Green Cabins demonstrates thoughtful design in an 8-foot by 18-foot tiny house. This cabin features eco-friendly cotton insulation, cedar siding, and a sleeping loft with ample headroom.
