Tiny and simple log cabins introduced me to the concept of tiny house living back in 2007 and inspired me to create this blog. As a child in Arizona and later as a teenager in Northern California, I had several memorable experiences staying in log structures. One of my earliest … Read more
Natalie built a tiny cabin for $5k, then over time, added on as her family grew. It’s a wonderful example of how a tiny home, especially if built in a permanent location, can evolve with you as your needs change. Impressively, this DIY house showcases thoughtful small space design ideas, … Read more
Looking back in time Montana Mobile Cabins was the first post published on the Tiny House Blog in May of 2007. You can view it here. As winter approaches Montana Mobile Cabins has been helping some of our cabin owners winterize their cabins. They love to see how each owner … Read more
The tiny house movement is growing in popularity year on year, and it’s no surprise when the average cost to build your own is $23,000 compared to the average cost of a standard house of $272,000. Most tiny homes are in between 100 and 400 square foot, and one of … Read more
The tiny house movement is not just a fad. It is quickly growing in popularity due to cheaper living costs, less environmental impact, and a simpler lifestyle. A large proportion of tiny homes owners don’t want to be grid-tied and so off-grid tiny homes are also growing in popularity. There … Read more
Small. Perfect. and Functional. My first thoughts when I saw a tiny log cabin in the forests of Roberts Creek. Log Cabins have been at the center of the tiny house movement as over 700,000 Americans now own log homes. This makes log cabins the most popular off-grid lifestyle; ahead … Read more