Tiny House Blog

This week’s Tiny House in a Landscape is from Ottsjö county of Jämtland, Sweden. The house is all natural except for the glass in the window. I really like the stone fireplace and natural green roof.

The squared off logs are neat also and make the little cabin fit into the landscape beautifully. The photo was taken by Erik Sundström not to far from his home.

A while back I featured Alex and his Ecohouse located in Sweden. Recently he contacted me about a film they are producing and your chance to get involved in the funding of the project. Not everyone appreciates using the internet to raise money but I wanted to give those who want to an opportunity to help Alex out if you so choose. Here is more information about the project.

Could a small house be the big solution to today’s society of over-consumption?

Alex, Anna and Oden leave New York for Europe, rural Sweden, to build an ecological house for $15,000 or less.

They are on a journey of self-rediscovery that ends up being a lot more challenging and fun than they ever planned.

This is the story of their fight for freedom, independence, and life in balance.

We want to tell our story but also visit other pioneers of the small house movement, as part of that, we are raising funds for non-profit filmmaking.

Learn more about the project at the Kickstarted webstite.

Alex from Sweden at EcoHouseFilm sent me a mobile hunting cabin that is for sale if you are in his neck of the woods. If you’re far away like I am, it is nice for tiny house idea generation.

I like the simplicity of the design, the basic porch that gives you some protection as you enter the house. The cottage has a simple  and usable living area, a bedroom and kitchenette. It has a small heater that keeps it comfortably warm.

To view the listing go here, I used the google translator to interpret the posting.

by Kent Griswold (Tiny House Blog)

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