Top Tiny Home Inspirations

Ask yourself this – how much space do you need to live, i.e. to eat, sleep, do morning chores, etc. Do you want to live in a big penthouse? Or are you okay in a small-sized house of only two rooms? The latter can be called as a “Tiny Home,” and the trend of owning a tiny home is on the rise. It is a good change to have in a world where everything seems to get complicated and bigger.

Apart from looking cute, a tiny home is feeding the movement of sustainable living. You should know the art of living minimally, determine what is essential for you and take it in your tiny home. It is becoming a status quo of an increasing number of people around the world. If you wish to make such a home for yourself, get inspired by the following examples:

• 12 feet above land: It is a two-storied hideaway set in the Georgia pines. Owned by Atlanta-based blogger and designer Joni Lay, it is truly beautiful.
• The Tiny Tack House: It’s a 140 square-foot house on a flat-bed trailer built by Christopher and Malissa Tack from Snohomish, Washington. It is sustainable, eco-friendly, and uses solar panels for energy needs.
• Hip Austin Retreat: This cool house is situated east of I-H 35 downtown Austin. You may stay here for $125 a night on Airbnb! Which is way cheap than the average room price in the area.
• Studio Garage: The exterior may look very humble, but step inside and see for yourself. Made by Pickell Architecture in 2012, this two-room bungalow has an intricate walnut-veneer paneling and architectural details.
• A Backyard Art Barn: It is truly creatively made and the ultimate retreat for a Minnesota artist and her daughter. It included an awesome English garden and Barn-style painting.
• Vina’s Tiny House: It is 140 square-feet of delightful cuteness. This self-sustained place has skylights, a fireplace! And a deck outside on the front.
• Greenhouse Meets Tree House: It is owned by Christina Salway of Treehouse Masters and is situated in upstate New York. This stunningly looking home is constructed with the help of 75 salvaged windows!
• Hot Tub Bungalow: Tinywood Homes has built the luxurious Tinywood Two which boasts of a hot tub right on its flatbed!
• Silo House: It is a one-of-a-kind home in Gruene, Texas on the outskirts of New Braunfels. You can rent this loft space for $175 per night and can accommodate 2 children and 2 adults.
• The Mica: Made by Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, this 172 square feet home is the perfect place for you to unwind and can easily accommodate two people.

There are abundant ideas available when it comes to constructing tiny homes. You may refer to this link for more inspiration on this front. You can also open Instagram and find many more creatively made tiny home accounts that will entice your creative brains to make one unique tiny home for yourself.