Tinyhousemovement

Doğrulanmış This split level tiny house is the Banjo model from  @littlebyronco  out of New South Wales. I love a tiny house with a pass through window for exterior seating. The white shiplap with the natural wood colors really make this home pop, while still giving a minimalist, simple look and feel. You can head over to  @roomporn  to see more great designs and options for amazing ideas.                                                                                

I'm partial to using a lot of wood in a tiny home. I also really like the combination of real wood and MDF shiplap.  @backcountrytinyhomes  has done an incredible job on the design of this home. The amount of storage they put in this Basecamp model is unprecedented for such a small THOW. The fact that you have two sleeping areas, full size appliances, a desk, clothes storage, double basin kitchen sink and a full size couch in the living room is phenomenal!! Did I mention it has a rooftop deck 🤯🤯. Check out  @backcountrytinyhomes  for more info on this model.

This treehouse in Montana belongs to @mttreehouse and they had their. Go show some love to @mttreehouse and follow their new page, and if you like what you see, book a stay in their amazing treehouse!!

The Luna Loft Treehouse by @treetophideaways was built with care in an old fashioned barn-raising style. Every part of this treehouse has a story, like the reclaimed 1860's barn wood, the impressive 16' tall windows from an old warehouse, and the penny floor and copper-lined whiskey barrel shower in the bathroom. The rustic feel of this treehouse is next level and if you are lucky enough to be in the Flintstone, GA area, you need to check this place out! .

   Would you go to Chile, just to stay here? This is a rental by  @maralto_matanzas . This is located about 2 hours SW of Santiago and it's a gorgeous setup. I've been lucky enough to visit Chile twice and they have some of the worlds most beautiful scenery! . . I still want to go back to Chile so I can visit Patagonia and Torres del Paine. If you could go anywhere on the planet, where would you go?

The Lazy Duck from  @designerecotinyhomes  is a 24ft tiny home in Australia that really brings the outdoors in because of all the large windows. This is a weekend rental home. I'm looking this place up when I head to Australia!                                                                                

    An off-grid cabin, perched atop 10 sloped acres of redwoods on the California coast. Clad in local redwood siding, with birch plywood walls and exposed Douglas fir timbers, the cabin is outfitted with large doors that allow the cabin and deck to function as a single indoor/outdoor space. Designed, built and owned by Jeff Waldman and Molly Fiffer, and constructed over the course of one year, by the couple and their friends. The pair had no prior design or construction experience, beyond the 18 months of smaller projects on the property, which led up to the cabin build. They spent a year salvaging most of the windows and the panoramic door, which the cabin was designed around. The rest of the design was informed by their capabilities and by the constraints of the site. To reduce costs, the kitchen was constructed from standard wire shelving and mounted to Ikea countertops with closet rod hardware. The cooler slides out on casters and the propane stove is a utilitarian RV ...