Abel Zyl has been creating whimsical tiny structures since the beginning of the modern tiny house movement, and is a founding member of the American Tiny House Association. You can find all his work on the Zyl Vardos website. Below are recent photos that he posted on Instagram. If you want one of his homes […]
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Abel Zyl, of Zyl Vardos, builds some of the most beautiful and whimsical tiny homes. The Tiny House Hotel in Portland, Oregon is one of the best places to experience tiny house living. Pictured here is a great opportunity to give tiny house living a try in a custom hand built tiny home. They can […]
Here’s another amazing hand built tiny house from Zyl Vardos. It’s called Moon Dragon and measures 24-feet long, 9-feet wide, and just over 13-feet tall. A A handmade dutch door opens onto a wood filled home with high ceilings covered in cedar. A wood-burning stove keeps the house warm. Cork flooring and mahogany cabinetry and […]
Functional, well-built AND artistically cohesive tiny houses. Zyl Vardos can build a house from a previous design OR create a totally unique house. We specialize in handmade windows and doors, curved rooflines, off-grid systems, and interior furnishings.” – Zyl Vardos See more of the amazing tiny homes by Zyl Vardos. You can also find Zyl Vardos on Facebook.
The tiny home craze, a movement centered on the countercultural idea that it’s better to live small than large, is taking a cue from the mega-mansion and embracing upscale amenities. From quality woods to granite countertops to sound systems and LED lights, tiny homes have moved beyond their sawdust toilet roots, with several companies offering […]
…the Pinafore’s substantial 37″ wide arch top entry door built by… Zyl Vardos, Olympia, WA.” – Zyl Vardos. Visit the Zyl Vardos website to learn more about this tiny house builder.
Here’s a beautiful tiny house built by Abel from Zyl Vardos. Photo by Scott Haydon. “I love my tiny house. If it was not for downsizing I would not be nearly as happy. My business would not have had such an opportunity to grow. I would not be in a community living situation that I […]