This is the Nautical “Destiny” THOW Vacation Rental in Austin, Texas.
It’s one of five tiny homes you can rent at Austin’s Original Tiny Home Hotel, and even though you’re not going to Austin for the beach, you can enjoy a little nautical flair in this adorably-decorate THOW. It features a wonderful navy sectional so you can read a book or hang out with friends, and sleeps up to four with a loft bedroom. Enjoy!
Book it here and get contact information for Tumbleweed (the builder) below.
Related: Siesta Key Beach THOW by Modern Tiny Living
Nautical “Destiny” THOW Vacation Rental, Texas
[continue reading…]
{ }
This is Janet’s 254 sq. ft. tiny cottage with a new video tour that she just sent us.
Her home is called the Nostalgia Cottage and it’s built by Tiny Portable Cedar Cabins in Spirit Lake, Idaho.
Admire the pictures and get more details about the home below, and don’t forget to take the tour to see her home in a new light!
Related: The Sutton’s Cedar American Tiny House
Janet’s 254 Sq. Ft. Tiny Cottage
[continue reading…]
{ }
This is a 300 sq. ft. Ness City High School Student-Built tiny house that’s for sale.
Ness City is a remote Kansas town home to just 1,440 people and 150 public school students, but that didn’t stop this handful of construction class students from achieving their dream of building a tiny home!
The house features two lofts, a spiral staircase, oak cabinetry and even concrete counters! You can read more about the students and the build from the Kansas Agland and the Topeka Capital-Journal.
Watch the students give a tour of their creation below. Enjoy!
Related: Kirkwood Students Build Container Tiny House
300 Sq. Ft. Ness City High School Tiny House
[continue reading…]
{ }
According to Jola Josie, a travel blogger spending the year reconnecting with her New Zealand roots and traveling among gypsies, this might just be New Zealand’s Tiniest House.
Like her own THOW, this one is built on a ute, so owner Ivan had to focus on the weight of his build, using mainly pine for the frame and cedar shingles. The reclaimed and recycled home has an itty bitty kitchen, loft bedroom and storage space (he’ll build his travelling bathroom later). He uses one solar panel to power his lights and little water pump for his sink. You can watch Jola’s full interview with Ivan below the pictures.
Get more information about Jola’s journey after the video. Enjoy!
Related: Lillooet 31′ Tiny House by West Coast Outbuildings
New Zealand’s Tiniest House? (On a Ute)
[continue reading…]
{ }
This is the Brookside by Blue Elk Tiny Homes in Kentucky that’s currently for sale.
The little home comes with metal roofing and pretty slate grey siding, and packs in a kitchen, living room, bathroom and queen-sized loft bedroom. I like that this build can be used on or off-grid, depending on your current and future parking situation! Be sure to take the newsroom video tour on the last page to get a better idea for the space.
Get all the details, price and builder contact information on the last page. Enjoy!
Related: Lightweight Gypsy Wagon For Sale from Woolywagons
The Brookside by Blue Elk Tiny Homes
Images via Blue Elk Tiny Homes
[continue reading…]
{ }
This is the Lil Red Tiny House with an in-depth video tour from Tiny Houses Australia.
Lil Red is builder Ben’s third tiny house project, and is currently for sale in Melbourne, Australia. You can follow more of Ben’s work on Instagram.
The itty bitty home packs in a storage couch, tiny table, compact kitchen and lofted double bed. It is missing a bathroom (although it has an outdoor shower!), but it’s a challenge to fit one into just 14 ft.! The exterior features burned cedar, which was a new endeavor for Ben and family that you can learn about in the video.
Enjoy!
Related: The Portal by The Tiny House Company in Australia
Lil Red Tiny House: Video Tour with Tiny Houses Australia
[continue reading…]
{ }
This is a Shelter Wise Ciderbox design tiny home built by Wee Bitty Builders in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.
Wee Bitty Builders bought the design plans to build the Ciderbox, but have modified the interior to create a stunning 20′ x 8’6″ tiny home. The home has been professionally painted in a slate, white and blue color scheme that looks fresh and modern. The loft bedroom is accessible via stairs and there’s space in the kitchen for a refrigerator and induction cooktop (plus any other appliances you like). Enjoy the pictures below!
This build is for sale for $45,000 Canadian Dollars (~$33,336 USD). Get contact information for the builder on the last page.
Related: Lillooet 31′ Tiny House by West Coast Outbuildings
Wee Bitty Builders Shelter Wise Ciderbox For Sale
[continue reading…]
{ }
We recently shared the Stunning Juniper Model Tiny House by Backcountry Tiny Homes, and today we want to share our interview with the couple who purchased and just moved into the THOW!
Brian and Alexis designed and helped build the Juniper, and they are documenting their tiny life in Yelm, Washington on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Keep reading to see a few pictures of the Juniper again (see them all here), as well as find out why the couple chose to go tiny, how long it took them to get their dream home and even how the might have named a few beetle kill pine boards!
Enjoy!
Related: Stunning Juniper Backcountry Tiny Home
Living the Tiny Dream: Our Interview with Brian & Alexis
[continue reading…]
{ }
This is the Mio by Covo Tiny Houses in Portland, Oregon.
Thoughtfully designed with the knowledge worker in mind, the Covo Mio is packed with features that make working from home a technological joy. Features such as integrated smart home lighting, heating and security, a sit/stand work desk, built-in 55” monitor and plenty of 2.4 amp USB charging ports ensure that you’ll be able to work with comfortable efficiency. A full working kitchen including a stainless steel cooktop and oven, and plenty of clever storage makes healthy cooking easy. And built in stereo speakers, a seven foot bar top, and our innovative awning window make entertaining simple and fun.
Amazing! Enjoy the pictures and then contact the builder on the last page.
Related: Unita THOW by Oregon Cottage Company
The Mio by Covo Tiny Houses, Portland Oregon
[continue reading…]
{ }
