This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape feature was submitted by Leah Wymer, she says: I built this tiny home “Tina” with my dad, and we towed it to San Juan Island where my boyfriend and I live and work as farmers on 40 acres in the San Juan Valley. … Read more
Our Tiny House in a Landscape presenter today chooses to remain anonymous which is perfectly fine. Here is what they have to say about their tiny home. We have lived in our 1965 MCI coach for over ten years. It is a workhorse on the road and a cozy home. … Read more
This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape is selection of a few of past tiny houses that have been in this feature. The Tiny House Blog has been in publication for more than seven years and much of that time it has had this feature which has been a favorite … Read more
A tiny home on a tiny island is this week’s Tiny House in a Landscape feature. Norm Thomson took this photo and says that it resides on a tiny island on a small (almost tiny) lake. As you can see it covers about a third of the island, and the … Read more
Val sent in this week’s Tiny House in a Landscape photo. She describes the location for us. It sits on a small rise, surrounded by the big trees, but at the edge is cut below that grade, a parking lot and commercial building. The other side is a fast moving … Read more
Fall has moved into central Oregon and we are starting to see some beautiful fall colors. We’ve had some good and needed rain the nights are cooling down. Time to start thinking of cooler weather and the coming of winter. Our friends over at Colorado Yurt posted this photograph of … Read more
Jenna Spesard and Guillaume Dutilh are traveling the country in their unique tiny house. This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape features their home in after they crossed the border into Canada. Though Guillaume states it has a little to much HDR and the house looks a little unreal, I … Read more
This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape is a cabin I discovered that is coming on the market soon. The Tiny House Blog is not getting any compensation for showing it, I just liked it and the company that built it so thought I would show it to you. Montana … Read more
My wife and I recently had the opportunity to vacation in Alaska via a cruise. Feeling that this was probably a once in a lifetime experience we spent some extra money to go on an excursion to the Taku Lodge in Southeast Alaska. We had the opportunity to fly in a … Read more
This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape features a Airstream trailer with the mountains in the background. I have been a big fan of Airstreams for many years and I lived in one for a year while in college. I think tiny house designers can take lessons from RV designs and … Read more
The first post I published on the Tiny House Blog was about Montana Mobile Cabins. This company continues to be a favorite of mine seven years later and I like to bring you updates and photos of their projects every now and again. This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape features … Read more
This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape features a cargo container designed home called the Port-a-Bach. The Port-a-Bach prototype was built in Hangzhou, China and shipped to New Zealand. It is now part of the permanent collection of Puke Ariki Museum, New Plymouth. Designed to be a holiday home it … Read more