Tiffany fell in love with tiny homes when she was in high school, and when she was 18, she decided to start building her very own while taking online college classes. It took her about 3 years to complete it because she was also working on two other house flips while building her THOW. That said, she finished the project and moved in with her now husband.
Her house has a loft bedroom and two large pull-out closets, one for clothes and one for her 36 pairs of high heels. Tiffany is living proof that you can keep your favorite things and still go tiny! We had the privilege of interviewing her, so be sure to read her story and check out her amazing house below.
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It Has a Closet That Fits 36 Pairs of Heels!
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This “Sweet Haus” is 399-square-foot park model that Ann Marie and her family placed on 35 acres on the Colorado tundra! Dubbed “Tiny on the Tundra,” it was a perfect solution to the lack of affordable rentals in their town. They had the park model shipped from South Carolina and then later built a large utility garage for all their snow equipment.
Enjoy the tour of their space, and Ann Marie’s commentary, below!
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Colorado Park Model w/ Giant Garage
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Here’s a beautiful new 30′ tiny home that makes use of the wonderful Murphy bed invention! This single-level tiny home has a living room that quickly transforms into a bedroom at night by deploying the bed and “hiding” the couch in the process.
It also has the kitchen and bathroom on opposite sides of the home, which some people prefer for sanitary reasons. The U-shaped kitchen fits all full-sized appliances, so you can cook absolutely anything you want! And in the extra-spacious bathroom, you get a walk-in shower stall, private toilet area, and oodles of storage. The home is for sale in Santa Cruz, CA for $128,000.
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Murphy Bed Tiny House w/ Gorgeous Shingles
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The Lexington is a classy little home built by Incredible Tiny Homes in Tennessee. This model is 10-feet wide, and it’s incredible what a difference those extra feet make in the layout. You get a lovely open-concept living room with an L-shaped kitchen that looks large enough for hosting.
If you don’t like the bathroom door opening into the kitchen, you’ll love this layout. A hallway takes you back to the restroom, where there’s a residential toilet, a shower stall, and space for a stacking washer and dryer. Finally, a back staircase takes you to the loft, where you can put a queen-sized bed. What do you think?
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Spacious 10×24 Tiny House w/ Bathroom Separated from Kitchen
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This gorgeous handcrafted vardo-style tiny house is for sale for $55K in Washington. It’s much bigger than many of the vardos we see, and has a kitchenette, dining area, bathroom (with composting toilet and shower), as well as a fixed queen-sized bed in the back of the trailer.
An electric oil-filled marine heater will keep the well-insulated place warm, but there’s also a mini wood stove you can cook on or use as an alternate heat source. What do you think of this space?
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104-Square-Foot Vardo for $55K in WA
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Kaiser Tiny Homes is run by Benedict Kaiser, who built his own tiny house at the age of 19 after graduating from Washburn Institute of Technology with a degree in HVAC. Since then, he’s been building and selling tiny homes for others! His latest model, St. Augustine, is 20-feet. long, and offers a first-floor daybed nook.
The home has a galley kitchen with a two-burner cooktop and a refrigerator, and a back bathroom with a washer/dryer unit, residential toilet, and a shower stall. It’s for sale now in Kansas for $43,000. What do you like most about this home?
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$43K Kaiser Tiny Home with a Daybed: The St. Augustine Tiny House on Wheels
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Stephanie wanted a stable, affordable place to raise her daughter — but traditional homeownership was completely out of reach. So she took a bold leap: she decided to build her own tiny house. With determination, creativity, and a little help getting the shell built, she made it happen.
Six years later, she and her daughter are still thriving in the beautiful home she finished herself. And now that they’ve moved onto their very own piece of off-grid land, their tiny-living dream is fully realized. Watch their inspiring tour below.
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Her DIY Tiny House on Her Own Land!
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Tiny homes are a great and fairly inexpensive way to enter the Airbnb market. With more and more towns accepting ADUs, it’s getting easier to put a tiny house in your backyard for your grown children, visiting relatives, or paid guests! That’s the case with The Arden, a Rewild Homes build designed as an Airbnb for a client.
The house has two loft bedrooms that can each fit a queen-sized bed. You access one with a removable ladder, and the other with a sturdy staircase. The kitchen has full-sized appliances, so guests can cook their own meals. And in the bathroom, you’ll find a lovely tiled shower stall, a huge vanity space, and a Separette toilet. What do you think?
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34′ Tiny House on Wheels by Rewild Homes
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The Pacific Wren by Rewild Homes is a versatile 24-foot tiny house on wheels designed to serve as both a highly productive home office and a fully functional guest cottage. With a clever layout that includes a loft bedroom with a large skylight, a full kitchen, and a beautiful bathroom, it’s a stunning example of how a small space can be optimized for both work and full-time living.
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