Check out the latest collaboration between Liberation Tiny Homes and Tiny House Basics. It’s a 32′ x 10′ Tiny House Shell with accordion style windows in the kitchen area, metal roof and two lofts.
Photo credit: Liberation Tiny Homes
This is a 240 sq. ft. tiny cottage in Gabriola Island, BC that was recently remodeled with a studio apartment layout.
What’s neat too is that it has a rainwater collection system, a wood burning fireplace, and you get to sleep downstairs (no loft).
So what do you think? How about living tiny in a place like this?
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Photo credit: Marc Herrmann
This is a 336 sq. ft. tiny cabin with a modern design built by Kanga Room Systems.
Could you see yourself in a cabin like this? Why or why not? What would you change about it?
Either way please enjoy the full tour and learn more about it below! Thanks!
Photos via Kanga
This is Luane Brauner’s housetruck and self-made art studio up in the clouds overlooking Golden Bay, New Zealand. Jola Josie treked up hills and across streams to interview Luane. Check out the video tours below! Enjoy!
Photo credit: Jola Josie
This is The Brooke Tiny House by Tiny House Building Company.
It’s built on a 34′ gooseneck trailer. Enjoy and learn more below!
Photo credit: Tiny House Building Company
This is the Pemberley 37′ gooseneck tiny house, designed and built by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses.
It features 460 square feet inside if you include the loft space. Impressive, right? Have you ever considered a tiny house with this much space?
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Photo credit: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses
This is ‘The Barn’ Tiny House on Wheels. It’s designed by Brian Crabb of Viva Collectiv and built by Providence Construction. It’s a 192 sq. ft. home with two sleeping lofts. Enjoy!
Photo credit: Viva Collectiv
This is a custom 28′ Ridgewood Model tiny house on wheels by Timbercraft Tiny Homes.
It’s probably one of the most beautiful tiny homes on wheels ever built. What do you think, could you see yourself living simply in a tiny house like this?
Enjoy!
This is a lightweight 245 sq. ft. steel-framed tiny house on wheels with two huge slide outs.
This model is called the Rogue and it’s designed and built by Raymond McCue in Sherwood, Oregon. Enjoy!
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Photo credit: Raymond McCue