This is Natasha’s 28ft tiny house on wheels dubbed ‘My Tiny Beach House’!
It’s a 280 sq. ft. tiny home with two lofts, a large kitchen, and large bathroom. I think you’ll really like the layout. Natasha designed it herself and then hired Lumbec Inc. to build it.
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This is the story of Trebventure. They are a family of 5 who live full time in their DIY converted 1999 Blue Bird school bus. Parents, Brandon and Ashley, decided to ditch the public school system and homeschool their 3 children all while traveling around the United States in their skoolie.
We were more concerned with spending time experiencing life everyday rather than living for the weekend. – Ashley
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Updated January 3, 2019
Photos © Trebventure
This is the Silva Tiny House! It’s a tiny A-frame cabin in the Isle of Wight in the United Kingdom.
‘Silva’ is the latin word for forest or woodland. This little A-frame cabin is available as a vacation rental through Tiny Homes Holidays. Enjoy the tour and learn more below. Thanks!
Related: The Eilidh Cabin: Off-Grid Tiny House in the Isle of Wight
Photos via Tiny Home Holidays
This is the Eilidh cabin. It’s a tiny cabin on a foundation in the Isle of Wight in the United Kingdom.
‘Eilidih’ is the Gaelic name that means light. This tiny house is available as a vacation rental through Tiny Homes Holidays.
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Photos via Tiny Homes Holidays
The Village Collaborative brings together resources to help people overcome homelessness by providing affordable tiny housing.
The organization provides resources across the USA like tiny house building plans along with information on how to start a village in your area.
Below you can see examples of the many tiny homes that have been built using this concept along with current communities that already exist which you can learn more about!
Photos via Village Collaborative
This “tiny house” tipi is completely off the grid with solar for power, a wood stove for heat, a unique shower for hot water, and propane for cooking.
It was built by Stan and Kedarnathan who started the “Les Pieds sur Terre‘ eco-resort in Saint Calixte, Quebec, Canada.
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Image © Les Pieds sur Terre
This is the Valley of Five Roses Tiny House on Wheels in Northern France.
It’s actually located on a farm and you can rent a stay here for vacation! More info on that here. The THOW itself was built by Ty Rodou. What do you think?
Images © Ty Rodou (via Tiny House Town)
This is a 320 sq. ft. tiny house named the Empty Nester built and designed by Custom Container Living.
What do you think? Would you ever consider converting your own shipping container into a tiny home?
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This is the story of a 13-year-old who built his own tiny cabin for only $1500!
Meet Luke Thill, who at age twelve started working on his very own tiny house- one a mere 5′ by 10′, but with a sleep loft, transforming dining table, and even a small kitchenette. At age thirteen, using money from summer lawn-mowing jobs, and bartering (electrical wiring help in exchange for cleaning out a garage in one case), Iowa’s Thill completed his tiny house- one that he calls the practice precursor to a future “real” tiny house he plans on designing and eventually living in.2
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