Meet the Karg Cabin — an eco-friendly off-grid cabin powered by the sun. It’s unique and compact design makes it great for an office, guest house, or micro home!
These honeycomb-shaped structures are built in Estonia and created from natural materials: wood, wool insulation, and straw panels. There are three varieties: The Karg cabin, the Karg sauna, and the Karg mini.
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Honeycomb-Shaped Home: The Karg Cabin
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What a cute tiny home mountain retreat for your next vacation (which is hopefully soon!). If you are thinking about buying a tiny house on wheels, I highly recommend staying a few nights (or a whole week!) in one to get an idea of what it’d really be like.
Of course, living in a space is much different than staying for a short time, but this is a very standard compact THOW that would help you get your feet wet. It sleeps up to three, has heating and air conditioning and is fully stocked with linens and towels. There is a grill outside as well as a community hot tub. And you can’t beat the views!
Book your stay at GlampingHub!
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Try out THOW Life in this Colorado Tiny Home
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This is the latest tiny house build from Liberation Tiny Homes: Their “Farmhouse #8” is similar in style to their previous tiny homes — and that’s good news! As always, it’s beautiful and professional inside and out.
The exterior features PVC board and batten siding and metal roofing, while the inside has the very in-style shiplap siding in a lovely creamy color. Enjoy the photo tour, and get more details below!
Sold as-is, this home would cost $87,000. Get in touch with Liberation Tiny Homes here to commission your own build.
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Liberation Tiny Homes Newest Farmhouse THOW
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The Culp by Movable Roots is one large tiny house with a ground-floor bedroom and a walk-in jacuzzi tub (added by the clients’ request).
This custom build is a whopping 500 sq ft with lofts and features two “office” lofts with built-in desks for working from home (they’ll double as guest rooms). The kitchen has a cooktop, stove, 10-cubic-foot refrigerator, and washer and dryer.
But wait—there’s more! Something I’ve never seen on a THOW before: it features a screened-in porch that’s part of the build itself. Pretty neat! Enjoy the pictures below, and contact Movable Roots for more information and pricing.
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Movable Roots Builds Incredible Custom-Built Culp Tiny House on Wheels with Built-in Porch, Loft Office, Jacuzzi Bathtub, And More…
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Remember our story last week about Virginia’s retirement van-life? Meet Madison and Raynor (@vandmvanlife on Instagram), the masterminds behind her off-grid van renovation. This couple created their own solar-powered van and has created a whole business (Ray Outfitters) helping clients in Canada reach their tiny-living dreams.
After finding out the hard way that a 5th wheel RV can’t stand up to Canadian winters, Raynor — a licensed automotive mechanic — outfitted his own van capable of withstanding -40 Celsius temperatures. They’ve lived in this van for two years and are now in the process of building a permanent workshop where they can assist more clients. Be sure to read our interview with the couple below and watch their full van tour to see where they’ve hidden a composting toilet!
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Off-Grid Sprinter Van Renovation (Interview & Tour)
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Emily and her husband Cameron first lived together in a narrowboat before moving back on land into a stationary caravan in the United Kingdom, which means they’re no strangers to living tiny.
She’s decorated the place into a Bohemian wonderland and they love their tiny life with their two dogs! We interviewed her about her tiny lifestyle, so be sure to check out the Q&A at the end of the post. She also told us about what it’s been like living tiny during COVID-19.
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Emily’s Hippy Caravan in the United Kingdom
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This is an extra tall and extra wide ESCAPE One XL model that’s currently for sale.
Unlike most One XLs, this one has steel metal siding with a 45 year warranty. The two lofts upstairs are connected by a hallway, and one of them has room for a king sized bed and both feature ceilings over 5 ft. tall!
The unit is on sale through April 22, and you get $8,200 off the list price, making it $99,820 as pictured. Get all the details here. To contact ESCAPE click here.
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$8,200 Savings on an ESCAPE One XL
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Nikki & Ben live in her self-built 2017 Ford Transit that Nikki and her family converted in just 30 days!
This cabin-inspired beauty is absolutely gorgeous — and yes, it does have a toilet (hidden under the bed) and even a full oven. Nikki and Ben are Commercial Photographer/Videographers (@nikkibigger on Instagram) and are able to travel when COVID-19 isn’t keeping them in one place.
If you want the nitty-gritty on how and what she used to build her van, read her post here. But first, you’ll want to scroll through our pictures below and watch Nikki’s video tour of her van. We also got the chance to interview her, so be sure to stick around and read our Q&A with Nikki at the end of the post!
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She Renovated This Van in Just 30 Days!
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Designers, artists and environmentalists Geoff and Rose spent two years taking this 1988 Motorhome and transforming into an eco-friendly and incredibly cozy tiny house!
While the truck still runs they don’t intend to travel in it, but rather have it parked on a 200 acre farm in rural Ontario (they even have their own chickens). Neither Geoff nor Rose have building experience, so they learned as they went and carefully researched everything. They even insulated the whole home with wool they cleaned themselves! Woah.
We got the chance to do a Q&A with Geoff which you can read below the photo tour. They documented the entire build from start to finish on Instagram (@woollymammothtiny) so be sure to follow them to get even more details.
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Couple’s Wooly-Mammoth Motorhome Cabin
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