Tiny House Giant Journey walks Shelby’s 30-foot tiny house on a trailer, tucked among the redwoods and a short drive from the Oregon coast. The tiny house features a stand-up bedroom loft, downstairs offices, and more.
After a major life change, Eva didn’t want another apartment that felt temporary — she wanted something that was completely her own. Starting with little construction experience, a used white box truck, and help from a friend, she built Box Truck Betti: a solar-powered, off-grid tiny home packed with carved wood, space-saving tricks, and the freedom to roam. In this ~17-minute tour from Tiny House Giant Journey, she walks the exterior, the cozy interior, and the systems that keep Betti rolling.
When Annie was 19, she tried renting and hated how temporary it felt — a lot of money going out every month and nothing building toward a future. Her parents made a different offer: come home, put a tiny house on their wooded property, and build something she could actually own. A few months later, she had a roughly 300-square-foot home with a loft, a back porch for morning coffee, and a pink kitchen she says she’d never trade for plain white again. Total build cost: about $45,000. She’s lived there a year and a half now, and she doesn’t pay rent.
Nico designed and built a stunning high-tech tiny house for just $100,000 — and it’s one of the smartest DIY builds we’ve seen this year. This compact home blends luxury materials, clever multi-use furniture, and modern engineering to create a living space that feels twice its size. From the Murphy bed on hydraulics to the convertible dining/coffee/office table, every inch of this home works overtime.
Inside, you’ll find flat-front cabinets, warm finishes, and thoughtful storage solutions throughout. The bathroom features an incredible jetted tub and a unique swiveling faucet designed for easy face washing. Up above, a cozy loft doubles as an office, and the rooftop deck gives Nico a peaceful place to do yoga or relax outdoors.
Enjoy the full tour of his incredibly engineered home below!
- Nico designs and builds a $100K luxury tiny home with high-tech features.
- The tiny home includes a jetted tub, convertible spaces, and a rooftop yoga deck.
- The smart design showcases a Murphy bed, hydraulics, and modern luxuries.
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Nico Designed and Built a High Tech Tiny Home
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Sonny built a 113-square-foot superadobe dome teahouse in his backyard for his brother Tommy, who uses a wheelchair and has a passion for tea. Using dirt, bags, barbed wire, and recycled windows found online, the entire project cost about $3,000. Tommy now enjoys the dome daily and offers private tea tastings from it.
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This is the story of how one man turned a historic trolley bus into a one-of-a-kind, rolling tiny home. Hey, tiny house fans! If you’re anything like me, you’re always on the lookout for the next jaw-dropping, creative build to swoon over. Well, buckle up (or should I say, hop aboard?), because Erik’s latest project is rolling into the spotlight, and it’s a total showstopper.
Picture this: a historic trolley—yep, like the kind you’d see clanging through old city streets—transformed into a gorgeous studio apartment on wheels. I stumbled across this gem thanks to the folks at Tiny House Giant Journey, and let me tell you, it’s equal parts clever, cozy, and downright cool.
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Riding in Style: A Historic Trolley Turned Studio
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Emily and Erica were looking for a vacation property in Joshua Tree and came across this awesome cob tiny home. They were able to fix up the earthen home and add in an outdoor kitchen and bathroom to complete a “better-than-glamping” vacation experience.
While they block off days for their own vacations with family/friends, Emily & Erica also put the spot on Airbnb so we can all enjoy time there, too! Jenna over at Tiny House Giant Journey did an awesome video tour of the spot which you should check out below!
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They Bought & Renovated this Cob Glamping Spot
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This is Jenna’s dreamy tiny house in the woods!
It’s a rustic cabin in Clinton, Washington that you can rent for vacation through Airbnb. And yes, it’s the famous tiny house on wheels from the popular YouTube channel, Tiny House Giant Journey.
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Airbnb Tiny House In The Woods near Seattle
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This is the story of Scott’s 400-sq.-ft. whimsical treehouse named Sir Cedric that he built he built in his backyard as his passion project. And best of all, he built it with mostly reclaimed materials.
The even better part? You can actually stay here and experience the place yourself! Does it get better? Yes, because Jenna over at Tiny House Giant Journey already did that and she’s here to share the experience with you! Enjoy…
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Meet Sir Cedric, The Magical Tree House in Ferndale, Washington
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