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Are you looking for a backyard studio design? These free plans are for a 17×12 cabin with space for an office area and a bed/couch set up. It would be a great way to expand your living space or create a guest room.

Just like all the new Zero plans, these are free to download immediately and can be submitted to your planning board for approval before building.

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Build a Custom Backyard Studio with These Free Zero-3 Plans

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Here are some more awesome free plans from Zero, this time for a 10×14 cabin with a Scandinavian feel. The building has a traditional gable roof and includes planning for a wood stove to keep it extra cozy.

This would make a great backyard office, although you could easily add a mini kitchen without sacrificing too much space. What do you think of these plans?

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Making Space for What Matters: Free Plans for a 10×14 Cabin with Scandinavian Flair

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Did you see the Zero-1 A-Frame plans? Well here’s the bigger version of that design, this time including a loft and space for a bathroom, making it much more conducive to full-time living or longer-term vacation stays.

The Zero-4 plans come in at 192 square feet. Remember that these plans are all free! You can download the plans for this 12×16 A-frame today and submit them to your planning board. What do you think?

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This A-Frame Has a Loft & Bathroom

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Get excited! The folks over at Small House Catalog now have a new website, Zero, where they are posting *FREE* tiny house plans. You select the plans and then customize them with certain details to meet your local requirements. Then you can submit the plans to the powers-that-be in your municipality and get to work!

Over the next week, I’ll highlight the free plans. First up, this adorable A-Frame. It’s 10×14 feet, offering you 140 square feet to fill with a little bed and maybe even a kitchenette and cassette toilet. It’d make a great backyard guest room or an office or studio!

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All New 10×14 Feet A-Frame Plans

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Looking for a unique tiny home design? The Pequeno plans by Uber Tiny Homes offer a fun layout that includes a standing platform next to the queen-sized bed and a loft office where you can work in peace.

There’s a compact but comfortable bathroom with a shower stall, and the galley kitchen makes room for an oven. Invite friends over to eat at your U-shaped dinette! You can buy the plans for $100 over here.

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19 x 8 Tiny Home Plans w/ U-Shaped Dining

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These are modern cubic home plans, perfect for creating a living space for one or two people that includes a separate first-floor bedroom area. There’s also room for a three-quarter bath and a u-shaped kitchen.

The plans include a covered carport space, and a patio off the bedroom accessible by large folding glass doors. All you need tucked in just 392 square feet. What do you think?

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392 Sq. Ft. One Bedroom Foundation Tiny Home

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At just 390 square feet, the Stuga tiny house is a “true” tiny house (under 400 sq. ft.) that’s designed to be built on a foundation. It’s essentially a modern square that’s divided into a kitchen/living area and then features a separate bedroom and bathroom.

Lots of windows and doors bring light inside, and there’s a large deck on two of the four sides of the structure for outdoor living. You can buy the plans for this home from the Small House Catalog. Where would you build this little cabin?

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The Stuga House Plans from The Small House Catalog

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Looking for a one-level, loft-free tiny house that you can build? Look no further than these amazing Hickory Outlook tiny house blueprints and building plans that are on sale now!

The plans include all you need to have your home professionally built. It includes a bathroom with a luxury shower and space for a washer/dryer unit. There’s a full kitchen with all normal-sized appliances, and an open-concept living and sleeping area. The coolest part, though, has to be the huge deck off the front that doubles your living space.

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Hickory Outlook Tiny House Blueprints

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We all grow and change, and unsurprisingly, the first tiny house Richard ever built has needed some updates as the years rolled by. He lived in the THOW for about 18 months after building it, and then had it on Airbnb for about 4 years as he traveled cross-country in a micro tiny house!

When he came back to the house, he realized some of his 24-year-old self’s ideas weren’t that great. So now he is ripping out the old kitchen, has replaced his epoxy bathroom floor with “normal” tile, and actually bought a couch. Enjoy the old tour and Richard’s updates in the video below.

Oh, and yes you can still buy plans for the tiny house here!

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Gooseneck Travel THOW Now on an Arizona Off-Grid Homestead

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