All Things Tiny
Mjölk Architekti redesigned the home, giving it a contemporary look. The houseboat has a 36 m2 (387 ft2) main level living space with a bedroom loft covering about half that.” – Small House Bliss
Read and see more of Living on the water in Prague – design by Mjölk Architekti
This design was created for our own dream, a dream we have by no means abandoned but have only set aside for a while. We imagine an early Spring day on the coast of the Carolinas or Fall in the Chesapeake with the wood stove going, a good book for gray days and a double paddle canoe ready when the sun shines.” – ShantyboatLiving.com
via Shantyboat Living, the Book – Design Options – Harry Bryan Shantyboat
This floating guest house is nestled among a community of eclectic houseboats on the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon. ” – Tiny House Magazine Issue 16
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Dianne’s Rose was built to keep my wife happy, she was the inspiration asking for a more comfortable boat. For me I wanted it to get out on the water adventuring more often!” – Roy
See more of Dianne’s Rose at ShantyboatLiving.com. Learn more about the plans for this boat at Roy’s website.
A restored 30 feet canal boat docked near the Oxford Canal, England, UK. More info. here.” – Tiny House Swoon
This floating guest house is nestled among a community of eclectic houseboats on the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon. The project was designed to work as a part-time residence for a couple’s use while their main floating home is being built. After moving into the main house, the guest house will become a vacation retreat for visiting family and friends.” – Tiny House Blog
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The Anthenea measures just 4.6m in diameter and is made from fibreglass. A hydraulic jack opens the main door, but one of the most striking features is the glass bottom, which allows you to admire marine life close-up.
‘It’s very relaxing,’ says Ducancelle. ‘You feel like you’re actually floating in the water. It’s also more stable than a boat: it can resist a cyclone.'” – Mail Online.
See more of this tiny house Straight out of James Bond, Pierre Cardin’s space-age floating pod in St Tropez
It all started with a wildly imaginative dream, sketched on a cocktail napkin one summer night in 2011. Chris and Kristen wanted to design a boat to use as a creative outlet and a place for entertaining summer guests. Never mind the fact that neither had experience with boat building. The couple, artists and gallery owners who divide their time between Newport and New York, aren’t ones to shun a challenge, no matter how unachievable it may seem.” – Apartment Therapy
See more of Chris and Kristen’s Dreamy Houseboat at Apartment Therapy.
Currently moored in East London on the Grand Union Canal, the narrowboat living space is a teeny 36 feet in length and 6 foot 2 width. Having first been constructed in the 1970’s, the boat has been lovingly stripped back to it’s original shell and restored from scratch.
With the layout being as open plan as possible to maximise light from the unusually large windows, and the rubber floor having been especially chosen for its heat storing properties and functional finish…” – Dominique Brown
Extreme floating tiny house that would make James Bond feel at home.
“The Anthenea measures just 4.6m in diameter and is made from fibreglass. A hydraulic jack opens the main door, but one of the most striking features is the glass bottom, which allows you to admire marine life close-up.
‘It’s very relaxing,’ says Ducancelle. ‘You feel like you’re actually floating in the water. It’s also more stable than a boat: it can resist a cyclone.'”
