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The Boho Wagon at Tiny Digs is a bowed-roof wagon with a bohemian personality: eclectic, playful, and full of color. Longtime readers may remember it from our earlier post, when it was called The Gypsy.
It’s one of two pet-friendly houses at Tiny Digs, and it’s popular with guests who don’t want to climb: there’s no loft. The canopied queen bed is right on the main floor.
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A Canopied Bed on the Main Floor
Under the cedar-lined, curved roof, the bed sits in its own canopied chamber of flowing fabric, with a paisley quilt. Having the bed on the main floor makes this house an easy pick for guests with mobility concerns or anyone tired of loft ladders.

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel
A Painted Table and Moroccan Lights
The kitchenette area has a hand-painted dining table with two chairs, a lava lamp, and Moroccan pendant lights. Look for the faux emu wall covering, one of the quirkier finishes on the property.

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel
A Purple Wagon with a Private Patio
Outside, the purple-and-cedar wagon has its own deck and a small patio with lime green Adirondack chairs, which works well for guests traveling with a dog.

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel
Looking Back: The Boho Wagon When We First Featured It
We first shared the Boho Wagon here on Tiny House Talk in 2017, back when Tiny Digs was brand new. Here are the photos from that original post, so you can see how the house has been cared for and refreshed over the years.


Image via Tiny Digs Portland Hotel

Image via Tiny Digs Portland Hotel

Image via Tiny Digs Portland Hotel

Image via Tiny Digs Portland Hotel

Image via Tiny Digs Portland Hotel

Design Details
- Size: 150 sq ft, single level
- Sleeps: Up to 3: main-floor queen plus a twin couch bed. No loft
- Pets: Pet-friendly (well-behaved dogs and cats; a pet fee applies)
- Style: Bohemian wagon with a bowed, cedar-lined roof
- Details: Canopied bed, faux emu wall covering, Moroccan pendant lights
- Kitchen: Kitchenette with dining table for two
- Formerly known as: The Gypsy
- Every Tiny Digs house: running water, flush toilet, hot shower, electric heat, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, coffee and tea, self check-in
What Makes the Boho Wagon Special
- No loft required: A main-floor bed makes the house accessible to more guests.
- Curved roofs feel bigger: A bowed, cedar-lined ceiling adds volume over the living space.
- Fabric as walls: A bed canopy creates a private room without framing a wall.
- Pet-friendly: Paired with a patio, it’s an easy stay for dog owners.
Stay at Tiny Digs
Tiny Digs is at 2646 NE Glisan Street in Portland’s Kerns neighborhood, with close to 50 restaurants, breweries, and bars within a 10-minute walk. Rates vary by date, so check availability on the Tiny Digs site.
- The Boho Wagon at Tiny Digs
- Check rates and availability
- Tiny Digs 10th Anniversary Open House (Sunday, October 25, 2026)
More Tiny Houses at Tiny Digs
Tiny Digs has twelve themed tiny houses on one lot in Northeast Portland. Here’s the full lineup:
- The Finlandia (280 sq ft): 280 sq ft Scandinavian design with two lofts. The biggest house on the lot, sleeping up to five.
- The Barn (150 sq ft): 150 sq ft little red barn with a Dutch door and a whiskey-barrel vanity. Pet-friendly.
- The Arthur (180 sq ft): 180 sq ft yellow train car (caboose) with a cedar cupola loft. Sleeps up to four.
- The Beach (150 sq ft): 150 sq ft Cape Cod cottage with shake shingles, turquoise accents, and a cedar loft.
- The Cottage (180 sq ft): 180 sq ft Victorian shabby chic with gingerbread trim, stained glass, and a fireplace.
- The Cabin (150 sq ft): 150 sq ft log cabin with Port Orford cedar siding, a hand-hewn log stairway, and a fireplace.
- The Merlot (140 sq ft): 140 sq ft wine-country theme with a vaulted ceiling, a main-floor queen bed (no loft), and a wrap-around deck.
- The Bamboo (150 sq ft): 150 sq ft Japanese-inspired house with a koi pond, grass-cloth walls, and tansu stairs.
- The Zen (128 sq ft): 128 sq ft designed by Bryce Langston (Living Big in a Tiny House). Main-floor queen and a two-person shower.
- The Modern (150 sq ft): 150 sq ft retro-modern with a see-through lounge loft over a main-floor queen bed.
- The Boho Wagon (150 sq ft, you are here)
- The Rock ‘n’ Roll (230 sq ft): 230 sq ft 1950s theme with vinyl, a rotary phone, a fireplace, and a skylit loft.
See the full guide: Tiny Digs Turns 10: Inside All 12 Tiny Houses
Highlights
- 150 sq ft bohemian wagon
- No loft, main-floor canopied bed
- Pet-friendly
- Moroccan lights and painted table
- Formerly The Gypsy
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Beautiful. I love the colors and style. I’d live there in a heartbeat
It’s stunning!
Pretty, with exotic and broad veils a bit of gitane, original details, objects that make it all valuable
Just love her Bohemian style! Her curtains are gorgeous! Just the colors alone in her mini hotel are amazing! Thank You! For sharing, I really enjoyed viewing the mini hotel!???
I’m so glad, Carol! I thought it was adorable.
I didn’t see any crystal ball lurking around, so I guess there will be no foretold fortune to speak of while visiting this tiny house… But not a bad tiny house, except maybe the color…