Kentucky and Cincinnati based tiny house builder, WheelLife, has an interesting statistic on their website: approximately 2 out of 5 tiny home owners are over the age of 50. This stat could explain the designs created by WheelLife which show both luxury and practicality. The WheelLife Industrial features an angled … Read more
Named after the cattle brand used to mark the family livestock, Rafter B Tiny Homes are the epitome of Texas style—without being the size of Texas. Rafter B Tiny Homes is based out of Bluff Dale, Texas. Owned by Gerald Barton and J.J. Barton, Rafter B Tiny Homes is located … Read more
This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape is a photo of a cabin taken by Alex and Mina on a road trip that they took from Montreal to Val-Des-Lacs, Canada. They published an online travelogue of their trip on a blog entitled “sending postcards” which you can view here. I … Read more
In an initial armchair approach to preparing for some longer and tougher hiking trails (I’m starting to train for Mount Whitney), I’ve been reading some great books on people tackling the Pacific Crest Trail and the Appalachian Trail. The popular book “Wild” was fun, but I am really enjoying “Awol … Read more
Named after a simple, yet valuable commodity throughout history, Spice Box Homes is the vision of Colorado residents, Edwin Lindell and Chris Curry. They wanted their tiny house company to reflect their own love of the outdoors and concern for environmental impact, and felt that they could create a similar … Read more
By Devorah Peterson In 1973, the year she met her future husband, a friend of mine bought a three year old caravan, an early project of Lloyd House. Since then, this treasure has been sitting in a forest clearing on an island of British Columbia. As there is no kitchen … Read more