This is an Escape One ‘Zen/Modern’ Tiny House on Wheels with a panorama window option!
It was built for a customer who is going to have an ocean view from the window… Can you imagine?!
This particular build even includes a custom doggy door!
This is a Vista Tiny House on Wheels with Shou Sugi Ban siding.
Originally offered on the Model One, one of their customers requested it for their Vista so I thought I’d share! Enjoy!
This is the ESCAPE ONE Japanese Style Tiny House on Wheels. It’s 25′ long with approximately 276Â sq. ft. of space inside. There’s a larger version called the ONE XL that you may also want to check out.
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Images © Escape
This is Nadia’s Zen Tiny House in Byron Bay, Australia.
It was designed by the owners (and Nadia said they collected lots of ideas from Tiny House Talk over the years) and built by their friend and local tiny house builder, Sam Commerford.
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Images via Nadia
This is a modern zen cabin in West Asheville.
From the outside, you’ll notice purple, sage green, and pine siding as well as geometrical roof lines.
When you go inside, you’ll find a living room, bathroom, bedroom, and a wonderful kitchen.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Airbnb
I thought you might also enjoy this 290 sq. ft. studio loft in Vietname by A21 Studio Architects.
It was completed in 2012 in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. This small home was designed for a middle aged woman and her friend. And as you’ll see the home has a zen, minimalist, modern and homey feeling and look all at once. You may or may not agree.
One thing is for sure… It’s a one-of-a-kind home with lots of thought put into the design. When you go inside you’ll find the first level has your living room, dining area, and kitchen. And it’s all open space with view of a beautiful staircase that takes you upstairs where you can access the bedroom and bathroom.
Something that makes this home very unique is how there’s a living tree inside. I hope you’ll enjoy it below and if you’d like to please feel free to talk about it in the comments and re-share below.
Related: Simple Japanese Inspired Tiny House: Zen Cabin in the Woods
Images © Hiroyuki Oki
Right now I’d like to show you a little van that has been rehabbed into a micro motorhome perfect for stealth van dwelling with a Japanese zen style.
I can see it being used for stealthy traveling but it can also serve a variety of purposes like a space for meditation, writing poetry, or just about anything else you might be able to think of.
Take the complete tour below because I think you’ll enjoy it and it’s definitely different than a lot of van conversions that I’ve seen before. And there’s a video tour, too. Enjoy!
Images © YouTube/higuti itio
This is definitely not a tiny house but most of you know how much I love showing all the different options out there like this beautiful zen small home in Kyoto, Japan by Kazuya Morita Architecture Studio.
From the outside it seems very humble in size indeed. But once you walk inside I think you’ll be surprised as to how much space and utility they were able to squeeze into here for this family.
As soon as you walk inside you’ll notice the fireplace which sits on a squared tiled area to your left. The rest of the home has natural wood floors and ceiling. The living area is also to your left from the front door beyond the fireplace after walking in.
Keep walking straight ahead and you run into the kitchen and dining area where you’ll also notice the staircase upstairs to the bedrooms. Downstairs, behind the staircase, is a wonderful study/office area with beautiful views of the backyard (and vaulted ceilings). Near the office and behind the kitchen is the bathroom.
Another wonderful feature of this home is not only that there are plenty of vaulted ceilings for that feeling of spaciousness but, for example, the bedroom has an indoor window where you can view the living area (see below). I absolutely love this.
In the current set up of the house there is only one bedroom. But you might notice that there are two doors to this bedroom which allows- later on- to partition the room with a wall to create two rooms when needed. More than likely, this is for when the kid(s) grows older.
Images © Kazuya Morita Architecture Studio
Almost two years ago I showed you this Japanese inspired tiny zen cabin in the woods.
Recently Kirsten Dirksen of Faircompanies went out to visit the owner/builder to create a video tour and interview based on the home.
Brian Schulz is the owner/builder of the cabin and he built it completely by hand for just $11,000 and about a year and a half of free time.
The home has a 14′ by 16′ footprint. He milled most of the wood himself right on site and used mostly recycled materials to complete the house.
I encourage you to enjoy the interview and complete video tour of this Japanese-inspired tiny zen home below:
