Although I've just returned from vacation, I can't help but daydream of having a little vacation home of my own to escape to. All that I need is a simple little place that I can read, cook up a pot of soup or a pancake breakfast, and snuggle in with Mr. Cottage Cheese (perhaps in front of a wood stove). Any of these tiny houses would do. The first five tiny homes are from the oh-so-cool
Tiny House Blog. House #1 is located in Laos. Ok, so maybe this is more of a tree house, but I'd still hang out here.
#2 Nova Scotia.
#3 Floating house somewhere in the Swedish Archipelago.
Floating house kitchen.
View from kitchen/dining of floating house.
#4 I can't remember the location of this collection of tiny houses, sorry. I think it's somewhere cold ;)
#5 Eco-friendly in Wales. Hobbit house?
The next two homes are from
Tiny Texas Houses. 99% of each house is salvaged materials. How cool is that?
Love this artist's studio.
Interior of the studio.
You can build these next three homes from plans by the
Tumbleweed Tiny House Company. Sorry, mountain view not included. #1 is the XS - House (67 square feet).
Tumbleweed #2 is The Loring (251 square feet).
Tumbleweed #3 is the New Vessica (278 or 372 square feet).
And last but not least, the
Wee House. I've been in love with the Wee House for years now.
Wee House kitchen/dining.
Happy Friday everyone! Have a great weekend!
On a related (small home) note, my jaw dropped when my husband showed me this Craigslist ad for a 1969 Airstream Overlander. Priced at a reasonable $4600, but what made me think that fate was calling was that the Airstream is in Cedar Key, the tiny island where we got married, and where we will be next week. Alas she's not meant to be ours because we have no plot of land and no truck with a V8 engine to tow her, and presently no money with which to acquire any of these things. But I can still daydream...
