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Tiny Green Cabins Wildflower: 8×18 Tiny House with Cedar Siding

The Wildflower model by Tiny Green Cabins demonstrates thoughtful design in an 8-foot by 18-foot tiny house. This cabin features eco-friendly cotton insulation, cedar siding, and a sleeping loft with ample headroom.

Design Details

  • Builder: Tiny Green Cabins
  • Model: Wildflower
  • Dimensions: 8′ wide x 18′ long
  • Dry Weight: Approximately 6,500 lbs
  • Porch: 7′ 6″ x 3′
  • Main Room: 6′ 6″ x 6′ 6″
  • Loft Height: 3′ 8″
  • Ceiling Height: 6′ 3″ at kitchen/bath area
  • Foundation Options: Slab, pier footings, or grade timbers

Wildflower Cabin Exterior

Tiny Green Cabins Wildflower model exterior

Construction Features

  • Ultra Touch Cotton Insulation (recycled blue jeans) in floor and ceiling
  • EOC certified materials
  • Tyvek House Wrap
  • Energy Star Steel Roof (green)
  • Wavy Edge Cedar siding and Cedar valley shingle siding
  • Fir WP4 T&G Soffits
  • Pine Exterior Front Door
  • 2 windows with screens on each long side
  • 1 window on each end
  • Fir WP4 T&G Paneling on walls and ceiling
  • Exterior stained finish
  • Awning-style loft window
  • Ladder to loft
  • Built-in bookcases and storage closet
  • Electric wiring and lighting fixtures
  • Trex Decking on porch

Lessons from This Tiny Cabin Design

  • Recycled Insulation Performs Well: Cotton insulation from recycled denim provides effective thermal protection with eco-friendly materials
  • Multiple Foundation Options Add Flexibility: Designing for slab, pier, or timber foundations lets owners adapt to different site conditions
  • Cedar Siding Ages Gracefully: Natural cedar weathers beautifully and requires minimal maintenance
  • Small Lofts Need Adequate Height: The 3′ 8″ loft height allows comfortable sleeping without feeling cramped
  • Built-Ins Maximize Small Spaces: Integrated bookcases and storage make efficient use of limited floor area

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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