Solar Powered Tiny House
Powered by a 2.4kw Antaris solar kit. 3 panels sitting snugly on the roof will charge the 6 batteries throughout the day. When fully charged, holds enough power to boil a kettle for an hour continuously.” – Tiny House Swoon
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Inside The Mud House, Turkey
A self-built house constructed from earth bags in Turkey. Photos by Melissa Maple. More info. here.” – Tiny House Swoon See more of The Mud House
Inside The Emerald Cut – A 156 Square Foot Tiny House
A 156 square feet tiny house on wheels in Morrision, Colorado. Built by Tiny Diamond Homes. More info. here.” – Tiny House Swoon
Driftwood Tiny House
Living simply and tiny way up in Alaska.” – Tiny House Swoon Follow the Driftwood on their blog. See more at Tiny House Swoon.
Inside the Wind River Bungalow
Over 800 hours went into planning and building this tiny house. I was able to use a good bit of reclaimed lumber and material for my project and I used mostly rough cut sawmill lumber for my exterior, interior, and trim.” – Travis via Tiny House Swoon
Litl Joe in The Snow
A 102 square feet tiny house on wheels in Ontario, Canada. More info. here.” – Tiny House Swoon
Inside the Cinder Box
Cinder Box is a MicroDwelling inspired by a desire to produce a prototype for small scale living and working. The 200sf unit includes a general living space with corner sliding doors opening up to an exterior porch.” – Tiny House Swoon
Eco Perch Prefab
A pre-fab house that can be used as a treehouse and erected in 5 days. Photos by Blue Forest.” – Tiny House Swoon
Inside The Inaugural
A 160 square feet tiny house on wheels in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. Designed and built by East Coast Tiny Homes.” – Tiny House Swoon
Inside the Muse Cabin
A remote, handcrafted 480 square feet cabin in Maine, United States. More info. here.” – Tiny House Swoon Read and see more at Tiny House Swoon
Rocky Mountain Tiny House
A 72 square feet tiny house on wheels in Denver, Colorado. More info. here.” – Tiny House Swoon
RAGE Bus
On March 5th, 2013, three warriors traveled to Siloam Springs, Arkansas to purchase a 1966 Flxible city transit bus with the intention of transforming the bus into a low-impact mobile unit that will travel the country and teach communities about sustainability, communication, and the power of love.” – Jaime via Tiny House Swoon