Measuring 19.6 feet long and 8.3 feet wide, the Freedom tiny home promises comfort and functionality in its open-floor layout. Constructed with Weathertex Weathergroove and Colorbond steel exterior cladding, this abode boasts a durable and robust design. The Lusk Tiny Homes has outfitted the interior with premium birch ply finished in a natural clear sealant…
Choosing to live in a tiny house is not all about a house, but about choosing to live a peaceful life surrounded by simple but essential things. This a sweet and simple story of Cat, a mother who built a dream home for her and her daughter after losing their Brisbane apartment. This tiny house…
Amid thousands of tiny house makers and RV manufacturers, very few blur the boundaries between mobile homes and camping trailers quite like Land Ark. The Colorado-based company describes its creations as camping trailers (slightly larger than traditional teardrop trailers), but micro-dwelling enthusiasts often prefer to label them as ‘tiny houses on wheels’, courtesy of its…
Oregon-based builder Tru Form Tiny has been on an evolutionary streak. After launching a handful of base models, the company keeps experimenting with various layouts and configurations to better cater to its vast clientele in North America. A case in point is the latest Farmhouse Kootenay tiny house. This Kootenay measures 33 feet long and 8.5 feet…
As the world embraces a new era of tiny living, it’s important to recognize that space limitations shouldn’t constrain comfort and luxury. There are mobile homes measuring 40 feet in length that struggle to accommodate more than two people. But some dwellings less than 20 feet in length manage to squeeze entire families without causing any…
Grevillea tiny house by Evergreen Homes Australia is a 28-foot-long abode built on a VBS1 compliant triple axle trailer. It is 8 feet wide and 14 feet high. One of the longer double-story models by the manufacturer, the tiny dwelling can sleep up to 5 people in its ground-floor bedroom and two lofts combined. The…
We all dream of having our own home, our safe sanctuary. However, to build a home single-handedly is scary and challenging as it entails dealing with a lot of things, learning how to do particular tasks and juggling with budgetary restraints. But the brave hearts put those reasons aside and strive for things they want,…
A top-to-bottom renovation turned this 1,000-square-foot circa-1870s farmhouse into the sunniest little house ever. A new galvanized metal roof gives the simple white structure a modern edge. Inside, white shiplap lines ever wall and restored wood floors add warmth to every room. But, the star is the canary yellow cabinetry in the 98-square-foot galley kitchen.
All of their kits are available to buy in several stages of the construction process including just the frame, a DIY kit, and a fully assembled home. Each item that comes in the tiny house kit package is color-coded and numbered, making the construction process simple. Little or no building experience is needed to put…
In an era where the push for minimalism and sustainable living is stronger than ever, the tiny house movement has gained significant traction. This trend isn’t just about downsizing; it’s about maximizing freedom, efficiency, and self-sufficiency. Among the many inspiring stories within this movement, the tale of Emma Johnson, a determined and independent woman who…