Even if you don’t plan on making a back country trip to Norway any time soon, these tiny cabins may give you a few ideas on how to create a tiny house that melds nearly seamlessly with its natural surroundings. Koiene (pronounced koi-eh-n) are a system of tiny, convenient cabins … Read more
I was hiking up this mountain to reach a paragliding launch in order to fly back down when I came across this interesting tiny house in a landscape. The little house, well camouflaged among the rocks, was built from local materials and is in Croatia. Biokovo is the second-highest mountain … Read more
On our way back from Michigan last summer we happened upon this old scene from the wild west. It looks like someone had a dream to develop a small tourist site with an old time western frontier town. Just off from this cabin is a large hand painted sign that … Read more
Kent, here is a photo of the cottage that I lived in during college. Later, my family of four lived here for a summer. The house sits in the backyard of my parents home, and they currently use it for morning prayer, coffee, and breakfast on the porch, and as … Read more
This week’s Tiny House in a Landscape photo was submitted by Nick. He says “a friend of mine has the pleasure of living in a small cabin in Montana. He fights forest fires for a living, and so lives near his work.” Grant’s cabin home looks very cozy in this … Read more
This week’s Tiny House in a Landscape features Tammy and Logan’s PAD Tiny House in it’s new home in Northern California. Tammy took this picture recently with the little Christmas tree sitting on the front porch and their tiny house nicely framed by this nearby tree. Tammy and Logan now … Read more
This week’s Tiny House in a Landscape comes from Beth Morgan. Here is what Beth has to say about her Tiny Home. I wanted to share with you a picture of my little house. The last owner moved it log-by-log from a neighboring county and erected it on 1 acre … Read more
This week’s Tiny House in a Landscape is a unique dome home. Built from from sandwich section glass fibre reinforced concrete. It is 3.5 meters high, and 6 meters in diameter. Big enough for a tiny home, studio, or getaway. The builder of this unique dome resides in the UK … Read more
This week’s Tiny House in a Landscape is a series of photographs taken by Jennifer Borek who publishes her own blog at www.kannallc.com. Jennifer took a tour of the Kansas prairie today where she is temporarily living (long-term contract). The photos are of the Kaw House a reconstructed model built … Read more
Dan Kitchen says: I believe Shorpy has been used here in the past, but I just saw this today just after reading your blog and thought it was appropriate. I call it Overnight Parking in 1936. Photographed in March 1936, somewhere in Georgia. “Tourist cabins.” Medium-format nitrate negative by Walker Evans … Read more
Hey, I’ve been a lurker of your blog for ages and recently expatriated from Seattle to Germany (where the tiny houses seem to come in droves). I just got back from a vacation in Denmark and got some great “Tiny House in a Landscape” type photos that I couldn’t wait … Read more
Andy Hawkins submitted today’s Tiny House in a Landscape and shares the following: The picture I have attached is of a Tumbleweed Tarleton built in British Columbia and moved out to its new home at Windy Hill Farm in New Brunswick by its builder and owner Will Pedersen. The house … Read more