Author: Dibra

If glamping is your style, take note of this bold red tiny home in Canada. It features plenty of square windows, a modest kitchen, and an outhouse.

No one was ready for the final result! 😮👏The family renovated their outdated kitchen beyond recognition by just painting it! 😍 See what it looks like now in this article! 👇👇👇 Today’s article is about Jennifer John from Australia who had long been thinking of renovating her kitchen the miserable look of which left a lot to be desired….

For a romantic getaway with your partner (or a solo trip!), consider this tiny home perched on an outcrop overlooking the Conewago Mountains in Pennsylvania. It has a modern farmhouse vibe that would likely earn Joanna Gaines’ stamp of approval.

This Couple Made their tiny house in the dessert, isn’t incredible, check the photos.

Available as a flat pack kit or prefabricated structure, this mini home on wheels will make it less of a hassle to focus on your workload. Some of the features include sliding doors and windows, acoustic foam panels on the ceilings, and smart heating. You can also customize the home in 12 colors inside and out.

At the foot of a volcano in Hawaii, this tiny house—called the Phoenix House—will make you feel as though you’ve stepped onto another planet as you explore the lava fields and black sand beaches that surround it.

The stone exterior and interior details of this French cottage make it look like it came straight out of a fairytale. While the overall design of the interior isn’t much, the architecture serves as major inspo if you’re looking to build your own dreamy tiny home.

Tucked away in the middle of the Catskills forest, this storybook-ready A-frame home is a small but mighty fortress. The view feels twice as special thanks to a full glass front wall.

Those not opposed to a lack of privacy can opt for glass walls like this greenhouse-esque home’s in South Africa. Not traveling soon? Head over for inspiration from its luxury tile, indoor and outdoor fireplaces, and sleek, modern deck. It shows how much life and beauty plants can bring to any tiny house too.

Designed by Roderick James, this Scottish insulated aluminum pod offers breathtaking views from dragonfly windows. The futuristic interior is warmed up by wood accents and cozy textiles.