By Scott Bourgoin Greetings, we enjoyed reviewing the Tiny House Blog and would like to share with you are Mini Mobile Chapel and Museum complete with antiquities from churches torn down from around the world. We use the chapel for weddings, renaissance faires, historical reinactments, etc. The chapel was built as … Read more
by Jaclyn Nicholson Have you ever considered the difference between acting green and buying green? A lot of energy is wasted in homes on showering, lighting, cooling, using the bathroom and doing laundry. So, in order to preserve, you can change how you do things or you can purchase energy-efficient … Read more
Guest Post by Merete Do you live in a tiny house? Send us your portrait to be included in a documentary about the tiny house movement! For the past year and a half, my partner Christopher and I have been working on a documentary film about tiny houses called, “TINY: … Read more
Bellomo Architects, in Palo Alto, wanted to design an IKEA-like house, only easier to put together. Just like the Swedish company’s famous furniture, this 150 square foot modular structure can be flat-packed and delivered in a box that is only 4x10x3 feet in size. When complete, it only weighs 3,000 … Read more
by Kent Griswold Dan Louche over at Tiny Home Builders has been busy working on his latest project called Tinier Living. He has just installed the windows and next is the door, the siding, and then the roof. The entrance to the house is situated at the back of the … Read more
by Doug Mier Yesterday, July 3rd, my fiance’ and I went out for a motorcycle ride. We ended up about 50 south of Louisville, KY in Hodgenville – the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln. About 6 miles north east of town, on KY Hwy 31E, is a small roadside area, owned … Read more
A couple of days ago I offered you a free report from Andrew Morrison from Strawbale.com. Today is the beginning of a week-long sale and launch of a new DVD and plans. I wanted you to have a chance to grab this great information at sale prices. I’m going to … Read more
Welcome to your new home! by Cynthia Casey Designed by upscale maker Fleetwood/Cavco, largest manufacturer of vacation/park model homes in the USA. Located in Anacortes, Washington ready to be moved to your own site. It is LIKE NEW! There are over $20,000 in designer upgrades, Knotty Alder cabinets, Rustic Alder interior … Read more
More than an example of DIY design, the Sunday/Dimanche Portable Sauna was created by artist Carissa Carman for the purpose of staging invited performative site-specific actions and combines aspects of craft, architecture, and sculpture. Inspired by Montreal’s vernacular architecture, the sauna exterior resembles the service kiosks used throughout the city … Read more
by Andrew Odom For a number of months now I have been listening to several podcasts including my very favorite, Backyard Poultry with the Chicken Whisperer. Hosted on BlogTalkRadio.com the Chicken Whisperer is a daily program that mixes a live chat room with co-hosting banter, informative guests, and well researched … Read more
by Gabriella Morrison Straw bale construction is a wonderful building technique. It yields walls that are 3 times more fire resistant than standard construction, 3 times the energy efficiency of conventional construction, uses a waste material that otherwise gets burned in the field and creates huge levels of pollution, is … Read more
Environmental designers have used cork to create eco-friendly flooring and walls before, but Portuguese designer Gabriela Gomes might be the first person to build an entire tiny house out of the natural material. Her Shelter ByGG project is an experimental, habitable, cork module that can be placed in an empty … Read more