This is a gorgeous shingled tiny house on wheels with no loft, for sale on eBay for $60,000.
From the outside you’ll notice a rounded gypsy-style roof and french doors to let in lots of natural light.
When you go inside you’ll find a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom all on the first floor. No ladders!
Please enjoy, read more, and share below!
Images © Mindymindywilson
This is the story of a man living out of his Prius.
Would you ever consider doing something like this?
On the outside of his Prius, you’ll notice it has a roof pod, or “attic”, for extra storage.
When you look inside you’ll see a bed, closet area and even a small stove top for cooking.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Chris Sawey
I smiled from ear to ear when I read these words from the messages area of our Tiny House Talk Facebook Page, “I haz a tiny cabin in the woods! I’m on the Olympic Peninsula.”
Yes! I love when I get to hear of people achieving their goals, especially when they finish building a tiny cabin in the woods. So Bogdan was nice enough to let me share some photos of the tiny cabin with us so you can enjoy them below… So, when are you going to start building your tiny cabin in the woods?
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Please enjoy more photos and info on this little cabin in the woods below.
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Girls High School Engineering Class tackles ecological literacy by rebuilding a vintage trailer with off-grid flair!
These girls are inspired by the Tiny House Movement and are poised to make a big difference in their community.
But they need your help.
Texas has more TINY going on than one might think, considering it’s the state known for the slogan, “Everything is Bigger…”.
Moving to a smaller house or apartment can save thousands of dollars annually in housing costs. Reducing monthly rent or mortgage payments from $1,473 to $550 creates over $11,000 in yearly savings. Even modest downsizing from $900 to $650 monthly yields $3,000 annually. These savings can fund retirement, business ventures, debt payoff, or family goals.
This Piaggio commercial vehicle has been converted by JC Leisure into a compact motorhome that reportedly achieves over 30 miles per gallon. The micro camper features a pop-up roof for headroom, pull-out bed, kitchen unit, and hidden portable toilet. The small footprint allows the vehicle to function as both daily transportation and weekend adventure camper.
Images via JC Leisure
The Fab Lab House, designed by the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC), was selected to compete in the Solar Decathlon Europe competition in Madrid, Spain. This innovative tiny house features integrated solar power, environmental monitoring, and smart home technology.
