Pam and Bruce Westra are the owners of the Tiny Digs Hotel in Portland, Oregon.
Over the last few years, they have designed and built the 9 tiny homes at their hotel. And now, thanks to Jenna of Tiny House Giant Journey, they’re sharing their top 10 tiny house design/build tips that they learned along the way with you!
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Tiny House Hotel Owners Share Their Tiny House Design/Construction Tips After Building 9 Tiny Homes for their Hotel!

What’s really interesting and unique about the Tiny Digs Hotel is that each of their tiny houses builds is different (each one has it’s own style and theme).
Barn Theme Tiny House

Barn Theme Tiny House
So if you’re not sure what style of tiny house you want to build yet, this is such a great place to visit and stay in because you’ll get to see tiny homes that are modern, victorian, barn-style, beach-style, gypsy-style, log cabin-style, and more! Take a peek below!
Gypsy/Vardo Theme Tiny House

Gypsy/Vardo Theme Tiny House
Beach Cottage Tiny House

Beach Cottage Tiny House
Modern Style Tiny House

Modern Style Tiny House
Victorian Cottage Style Tiny House

Victorian Cottage Style Tiny House
So here are Pam and Bruce’s top 10 tiny house tips before you design/build your own! Take notes!
Top 10 Tiny House Tips from Couple Who’ve Designed/Built 9 Tiny Homes!
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Would love the house plans for the Victorian Cottage!
Loved seeing and hearing about these 9!!!
Wish this couple were close to where I live and would build mine for me!!!
Do they build for other people?
What is the size of the Victorian cottage? Is it 20×8?