67 Tiny Houses That’ll Have You Trying to Move in ASAP

Small on size, big on charm.

Big (or, actually small ) news, folks! Living large (or even medium-sized) is officially a thing of the past. Settling in a tiny house (particularly the modern farmhouse variety) is more than just a trend; it’s a lifestyle choice that people all over the country are happily taking up. And here, we’re going to show you the best of the best tiny homes —i.e. the tiny houses that turned out so perfectly, we can’t help but give them an upgraded moniker. We’ve also included our favorite tiny house plans and small houses (they’re practically tiny!) to give you a full understanding of this phenomenon.

Let’s face it: Many structures can measure less than 300 feet—but not every miniature structure can really prove itself to be beautiful and accommodating enough to live in for an extended period of time. With ideas this stylish and innovative though, small homes are more than just a possibility; they’re a truly good decision waiting to happen. So whether you’re hoping to cash in on a new vacation home somewhere high in the hills or completely downsize, there’s bound to be at least one tiny home on our list that speaks to your style, taste, and specific brand of modern-rustic decor sensibilities. Or perhaps you’ll just get some cozy bedroom ideas here!

(Of course, if you’re positive you want a tiny home, you can even purchase one today—just check out our list of all the best tiny houses on Amazon!)

How to Make a Tiny Home More Efficient with Window Utilization and Design

Tiny homes are already much more environmentally friendly than the common McMansions sprawling across America, but everything can always get more efficient in an age when human motives are being questioned and energy-yielding natural resources continue to dwindle. Any progress is positive.

The tiny home movement is significant, as the direct sidestepping of traditional American real estate beliefs challenged societal norms where housing is considered. People are starting to realize that bigger isn’t always better, especially at home. Those in this movement are always making progress, and today I want to add one more thing for them to focus on: windows.

Just as they are within traditional properties, windows are a critical component when the entire efficiency of the tiny home dwelling is considered. Windows need to be positioned, designed and utilized in the correct way for energy performance to reach its potential. If you have a tiny home or are just curious about this form of real estate, these are some quick ways to mold the windows around green thinking:

1. Install and utilize curtains or blinds

While most people already have them, some don’t. One way to make sure the window areas of your tiny home aren’t taking away from your energy efficiency is to utilize blinds or curtains. This can make a legitimate difference in the way your tiny home loses or gains heat. Over time, this could end up saving you some serious money on any energy costs you have and also reduces the strain on the environment. Plus, blinds can add character without taking up
space (space is hard to come by!).

2. Apply fresh caulking around your windows

Windows are often sealed with caulking, and like most other substances, it wears down and dissipates as a working material over time. If you’re a tiny home owner, consider applying fresh caulking as frequently as every 4-6 months. Any deficiency in insulation involving one of your very few windows can be really noticeable in such a small place. This is increasingly important to make a note of if you live in a location with extreme seasons. You don’t have to be professional and it shouldn’t take long to reapply caulking before and after the four major seasons.

3. Replace weather stripping

Whether stripping is a common component of home windows. One way to directly increase the efficiency of climate control in your tiny home is to replace the weather stripping. For one, it’s easy to do. Secondly, it will be affordable because you won’t have many windows to update. Regardless of how you produce and store energy within your tiny home, doing this can help your efforts.

4. Install window films

Not only do window films protect furniture and enhance privacy, but they also fall within the environmentally friendly argument. Window films can slow down the transfer of energy from inside to outside and vice versa, thus naturally decreasing the strain on your climate control system. Whether it’s a wood fire or a minimized custom HVAC in your tiny home, its efforts will be aided with the addition of these films.

5. Use windows effectively

There’s only so much you can do to make your windows more efficient, especially if you don’t use them properly. For one, only open them when you see the decision aiding your comfort or energy efficiency in a meaningful way. If you need a breath of fresh air, so be it, but do your best to try and avoid situations like leaving them open when you head to work. This type of action can quickly become detrimental to your energy use.

Tiny homes are very sustainable relative to the other real estate options within our society. However, everything can get better. While there are plenty of ways to make progress within your tiny home, designing and utilizing you windows effectively is a nice place to start.

John Tenuto writes about sustainable home building and design.

50 Most Inspiring Tiny Houses on Wheels

Tiny houses on wheels are rapidly getting popular as more and more people are getting bitten by the wanderlust bug and the minimalist lifestyle. Alongside the biggest advantage of portability, most of them are eco-friendly and quite economical than traditional homes, making them an ideal choice for those who travel frequently. Another obvious advantage of a tiny house is a lesser amount of time required to maintain the overall space. Of course, there are some drawbacks as well, hitting the road makes you forget them all.

Our list includes some of the best tiny house on wheels that might inspire you to take that once-in-a-lifetime road trip quicker and better.

Dolly Rubiano’s tiny house

Filipino Dolly Rubiano in wake of a rent-free life has opted for tiny house living. Her 17.2-square-meter dwelling is built by Wales-based Eco Tiny Homes within a budget of $75k-$80k. The tiny house features two lofts, a spacious kitchen, and a walk-in wardrobe.

Image: Instagram @tinymissdollyonwheels

Image: Instagram @tinymissdollyonwheels

Self-built tiny house on wheels

UK-based builder Chris Marsh has built this 180-sqft wooden tiny house on wheels for himself after realizing high costs of a rented two-bedroom house in Hexham, Northumberland. Its roof design is a captivating feature that makes it a two-story tiny house. He now owns Tiny Eco Homes UK that sells tiny houses across Europe.

Image: Tiny Eco Homes UK

Image: Tiny Eco Homes UK

Modern Bohemian tiny house

Built by Canadian builder Summit Tiny Homes, this 34′ x 8.5′ tiny house on wheels is spacious enough to accommodate a family of three. It features a ground floor bedroom, standard flush toilet, bathtub and a loft with storage upstairs.

Image: Summit Tiny Homes

Image: Summit Tiny Homes

Oasis tiny house

This 24-feet, bluish tiny house in Hawaii is built by a brother and sister duo of Paradise Tiny Homes. Measuring in at just 260 square feet, the cabin has a kitchen, living area, loft bedroom and bathroom with skylight over the shower. The tiny home features a large round window and exposed beams on the inside.

Image: Paradise Tiny Homes

Image: Paradise Tiny Homes

Clear Creek by Tiny Idahomes

This 24′ long tiny house is built by Idaho-based Tiny Idahomes, famous for its space-expanding, mechanical slide-out cabins. This one also features a living room with 6’ slide-out that houses a Jackknife couch. There is also a galley-style kitchen that provides enough space for hosting.

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Image: Tiny Idahomes

Shaka Shack

This cabin on wheels is built by New Zealand-based Tiny by Taylor for a couple wanting to experience travel, adventure and a simpler lifestyle. The tiny home features a rustic exterior design along with a slightly tilted black roof and a pull-out deck. It is a self-contained living unit with gray water and freshwater tanks, as well as solar panels and a power inlet.

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Image: Tiny by Taylor/ Tiny Travels NZ

Image: Tiny by Taylor/ Tiny Travels NZ

Cyril tiny house

This tiny home on wheels with cat-friendly interior design is built by New Zealand-based Build Tiny. It has wall-mounted shelves for cats to sleep and play on; plus a pet door in the rear of the tiny house. Inside, there is a cozy living room, L-shaped kitchen, bathroom with shower and toilet, bedroom loft, and an office loft.

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Image: Build Tiny

Image: Build Tiny

GoSun solar-powered tiny house

GoSun has launched a solar-powered tiny house on wheels that looks like a dream mobile home for eco-conscious travelers. It includes all the features required for off-grid living. It offers 195-square-feet living space, including a retractable bed.

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Image: GoSun Inc.

Image: GoSun Inc.

Traveler’s Paradise

This 416-square-foot tiny home is designed and built by Vancouver-based Mint Tiny Home Company. Inside, there is a living room, kitchen, two sleeping lofts and a main bedroom on the ground floor. It can accommodate as many as eight people inside.

Image: Mint Tiny Home Company

Image: Mint Tiny Home Company

Koleliba tiny house on wheels

Built by Bulgarian architect Hristina Hristova, Koleliba is an oiled-plywood box with broad glazing and a glass door that slide out to let in plenty of fresh air and natural light. The wood-clad exteriors easily blend with natural surroundings, while white oiled cladding and plywood keep the interior space connected with nature.

Matthew Hofmann’s Living Vehicle

Featuring aluminum body and double-paned windows, Living Vehicle is an incredible creation by Californian architect Matthew Hofmann. It comes fully furnished and can comfortably accommodate a family of six. There are smart features, solar panels, and a security system too.

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Image: Living Vehicle

Cypress by Tumbleweed Tiny Houses

This tiny towable dwelling by Tumbleweed Tiny Houses has two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bathroom, and a small recessed porch. On the inside, there are wood-paneled walls and ceiling to match the wood style flooring. The hipped roof design also gives it an overwhelming appeal.

Amazing tiny home on wheels from Living Big in a Tiny House

This innovative tiny house on wheels by Living Big in a Tiny House is just 5 meters long but is cleverly packed with all required features to make it a fully functional home. Made in collaboration with Tiny House Chattanooga, it features steel exteriors with a combination of standing seam metal and wooden siding. Another highlighting feature is the Amazon Alexa compatibility, which allows controlling lights, door locks, security camera and sound system on voice command. On the inside, high ceilings, a plenty of wooden details and modern furnishings ensure comfort and style.

Image: Living Big in a Tiny House

Image: Living Big in a Tiny House

Escape One XL

This two-story, tiny house on wheels by Escape Traveler is wrapped in wood charred using the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban wood-preserving technique. The living room, kitchen and bathroom are housed on the first floor, while a wooden staircase leads to sleeping lofts above. There are a number of big windows, adding a feeling of spaciousness.

Image: Escape Traveler

Image: Escape Traveler

Jesse and Monica’s tiny house on wheels

This tiny home in Berkeley, California is equipped with all essential amenities required for a comfortable stay. The arched roof, and a skylight above the bedroom loft are some of its unique features. It can accommodate up to three persons at a time. The couple has built it for less than $20,000.

The Denali

This mobile tiny mobile house by Timbercraft Tiny Homes is based on a triple-axle trailer. It is spacious, however, can be hard to tow it around due to its elongated design. This makes it ideal only for those who aren’t going to tow it around very often.

Image: Timbercraft Tiny Homes

Image: Timbercraft Tiny Homes

Alpha tiny house on wheels

This luxury tiny home by Nashville-based New Frontier Tiny Homes cleverly utilizes 240-square-foot area to include all modern-day amenities in a small space. It has several foldable exterior elements like roof, deck and awning, which can be kept open in order to let in more natural air and light. Inside, the transforming furniture helps get most out of limited interior space.

Image: New frontier Tiny Homes

Image: New frontier Tiny Homes

TH2 by Lumbec

Covered in white pine, stained western red cedar and steel cladding, this 24-foot-long tiny house by Lumbec on wheels promises a long life. It has a small living room area with a custom couch and table, a mid-size kitchen, bathroom with tub and a private bedroom loft. Furthermore, storage spaces are scattered throughout the home.

aVOID tiny house

Combining minimalist design with transforming furniture elements, aVOID is a mind-blowing tiny house on wheels designed by Italian architect Leonardo Di Chiara. There are retractable walls that hide behind furniture and other required accessories to let homeowners make ideal use of the available floor space. All living spaces are neatly tucked into the nine-square-meter space.

Image: Leonardo Di Chiara

Image: Leonardo Di Chiara

Little Lou

This simplistic tiny house on wheels sits on an 8×24 trailer and is made from salvaged materials like corrugated metal sheeting on the exterior and a large metal tub in the bathroom. It offers about 200-square-feet living space and a loft bedroom accessed by a spiral staircase.

Image: Little Lou Tiny House

Image: Little Lou Tiny House

Tiny house on wheels by Alexis Stephens and Christian Parsons

This tiny house on wheels is built by US-based couple Alexis Stephens and Christian Parsons of Tiny House Expedition in order to downsize their lifestyle. Measuring 130-square-feet, it has a cozy cabin, kitchen, two lofts, and a bathroom complete with shower. They have spent about US$20,000, which seems to be nothing when compared with the places they have traveled in it. With more than 45,000 miles on the clock, it is being touted as the most-traveled tiny house in the world.

Image: Tiny House Expedition

Image: Tiny House Expedition

Lillooet by Westcoast Outbuildings

This tiny house is suitable for those who want to enjoy conveniences of a regular house in a tiny house on wheels. Its exterior is composed of stone grey corrugated steel with a galvalume standing seam roof. There are plenty of windows to bring in enough natural light and surrounding views. Just like other tiny houses on wheels, it also has a staircase that provides additional storage space.

Image: Westcoast Outbuildings

Image: Westcoast Outbuildings

Millennial tiny home on wheels

Built by New Zealand-based tiny house builder Build Tiny, it is currently available as Airbnb vacation rental. The Millennial tiny home on wheels employs some innovative space-saving design ideas including a retractable staircase, underfloor storage, and a home office.

Image: Build Tiny

Image: Build Tiny

Damselfly tiny house on wheels

Made by tiny house builder Zyl Vardos, this mobile home features wood-paneled exterior, Onduvilla-tiled roof and a number of curvy windows. It has a living area, fully-equipped kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom complete with shower and toilet. The contoured design of roof and windows are the most attention-grabbing details of this tiny house on wheels.

Image: Zyl Vardos

Image: Zyl Vardos

Wohnwagon tiny house on wheels

Made by the Austrian company Wohnwagon, this self-sufficient mobile home offers unique living experience in just 25-square-meter of living space. It is made using natural and recycled materials and has a variety of sustainability features as well. Its rounded frame clad in larch wood brings unique essence to its exteriors. Inside, there are plenty of multifunctional space-saving features to make most out of the available space.

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Peacock tiny house on wheels

The Peacock by Rob Millar of Old Hippie Design is a classic mobile home featuring an impressive rooftop balcony accessed via a wooden staircase at the back. The interiors are styled in a certain south-western flair while exteriors are finished in wood and corrugated metal siding.

Image: Old Hippie Design

Image: Old Hippie Design

Porta Palace by WoonPioners

The minimalistic wooden building envelope combined with large fold-out glass doors add unique aesthetics to this stunning tiny house on wheels. It is made from CLT boards that ensures thermal efficiency and sound insulation. There is complete with living area, kitchenette, bathroom, and a cozy sleeping loft.

Image: Woon Pioniers

Image: Woon Pioniers

Hobbit house on wheels

This creatively-designed tiny house on wheels featuring hobbit-style round door, curved roof and shingled exteriors is a mystic creation by Tennessee-based Incredible Tiny Homes. It is based on a double axle, 20-foot (6 m)-long trailer that offers a total 160-square-foot floor space. The interiors can be outfitted with the desired custom-built furniture, appliances and lighting.

Image: Incredible Tiny Homes

Image: Incredible Tiny Homes

Tiny house on wheels with climbing wall

Oregon-based company Tiny Heirloom has built this tiny house for a Mississippi couple, Breck and Kelsey. A lot of luxury features are included, as they did not want to sacrifice their original lifestyle. The exterior climbing wall, spa tub, walk-in closet, retractable dining table, arched sliding door, and a custom chandelier are some of its cool features.

Image: Tiny Heirloom

Image: Tiny Heirloom

Greenmoxie tiny house on wheels

David Shephard, the co-founder of Toronto-based Greenmoxie, and green building consultant Ian Fotheringham have built a contemporary tiny house on wheels with modern and eco-friendly features. It features a drawbridge deck that can be electrically lifted or lowered to create additional outdoor space. The dual-pitched black metal roof and spray foam insulation keep the entire space pleasing and comfortable all year long.

Eucalyptus by Minimaliste

This tiny house inspired by Californian style is built by Quebec-based tiny house builder Minimaliste. From material and interior design to furniture and appliances, all important design elements are decided by customers. An off-grid system of 2kW is used to fulfill power requirements of the home.

Calypso by Baluchon

The Calypso tiny home by Parisian company Baluchon is not only appealing from the outside but also equally pleasing from the inside. It can house up to four people comfortably. The unique roof design, side windows and cedar wood-clad exteriors are some beautiful design elements of this mobile house.

The Toybox

This colorful mobile home measures just 140-square-feet but looks roomy due to its space savvy interior design. Designed by Frank Henderson and Paul Schultz, it combines modern design elements with ecologically responsible materials. Its unique exteriors are finished with multiple colored, corrugated fiberglass cubes and natural cedar panels.

Ana White’s open concept tiny house on wheels

This brilliantly-designed mobile home, sits on a 24-foot-long, 8 1/2 f00t wide trailer. The exteriors are wrapped in standing seam metal while interior space is furnished with a lot of DIY projects from Ana White, including DIY elevator bed, folding table, multipurpose seating furniture, pipe coat rack, and sliding doors to a shelving unit. There is also a modular lounge that turns into guest bed easily.

Image: Ana White

Image: Ana White

The Highland

This beautiful tiny house on wheels is another wonderful creation by Incredible Tiny Homes. It features a thatched roof system and exteriors covered in cedar shingles, board and batten panels. Inside, there is a retractable bed and a loft that can be used as home office or additional sleeping room. The exposed wooden beams on the ceiling add rustic appeal to the interiors.

Image: Incredible Tiny Homes

Image: Incredible Tiny Homes

Woody tiny house on wheels

Californian couple Brian and Joni Buzarde have built this tiny house on wheels in order to pursue their passion for travel. The walls are made of SIPs, while exteriors are clad in cedar. All interior sections including walls, flooring, ceiling and kitchen cabinets are made from birch-veneer plywood.

Tradition tiny house on wheels by Escape Traveler

Escape is best known for its contemporary tiny house designs but this one boasts traditional style. The huge sleeping loft with optional dormers and a kitchen nook with lots of storage are some great features of this tiny house on wheels. Its exteriors in pre-stained cedar siding are trimmed with steel accent and protective panels. And, the interior space boasts pine wood detailing.

Image: Escape Traveler

Image: Escape Traveler

Aurora by Zero Squared

Built by Canada-based Zero Squared, The Aurora tiny house on wheels doubles interior space on the push of the button. Due to use of heavy construction like SIPs that are made from prefabricated polyurethane foam insulation wrapped in a vapor barrier, it is suitable for using throughout the year. Inside, there are complete white walls contrasting the wood-clad ceiling.

Image: Zero Squared

Image: Zero Squared

Pequod by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses

It is a larger tiny house on wheels built for a family of four by Colorado-based Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses. Sitting on a drop axle trailer chassis, it has an additional 4′ of headroom in the loft. The wavy shape of the roof brings whimsical aesthetics and helps to maximize height inside. Colorful exterior is another eye-catchy design element of the tiny house.

Image: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses

Image: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses

Shed tiny house on wheels from Shedsistence

Aptly named Shed, this 204-square-foot mobile tiny house is designed and constructed by Washington-based couple Robert and Samantha to represent their lifestyle of simplicity. They have used 2×3 framing with continuous exterior insulation to high thermal performance. The wedge entry alcove corrugated metal siding and sleeping area lie above the kitchen are some other unique features of the Shed.

Modern tiny house on wheels from Global Tiny Houses

This 24’ x 8’ tiny house on wheels supports different lifestyles and environment conditions. It weighs around 10,000 lbs and can be towed with a one-ton pickup. It has a first-floor bedroom, a fully-equipped kitchen and bathroom complete with a composting toilet. White shiplap interior walls is an interesting design feature.

Image: Global Tiny Houses

Image: Global Tiny Houses

Retreat tiny house on wheels

Made by Alabama-based Timbercraft Tiny Homes, it is a good-looking tiny house that can accommodate a family of six. It is slightly bigger than traditional tiny homes but can be transported to different locations. On the inside, there is a living room, kitchen, bathroom and three sleeping areas. The interior is so well furnished that it feels like a full-size home.

Image: Timbercraft Tiny Homes

Image: Timbercraft Tiny Homes

Cocoa tiny by Modern Tiny Living

This contemporary tiny house on wheels by Modern Tiny Living sits on a 20-foot trailer. It can be customized with different hardware kits, appliances, living areas, and colors. There are two lofts to create enough sleeping space. The simplistic wood-paneled exteriors with a number of windows add a touch of sophistication to its façades.

Image: Modern Tiny Living

Image: Modern Tiny Living

Tiny home on wheels from Leaf House

It is an upgraded version of the tiny home built by Canadian Leaf House in 2012. Although it looks small but has ample space to accommodate a family of four. The innovative loft that allows standing up beside the bed is a cool feature of this stylish tiny house on wheels.

Image: Leaf House Small Space Design & Build

Image: Leaf House Small Space Design & Build

Tiny house on wheels by Guillaume Dutilh and Jenna Spesard

This 125-square-foot, two-story tiny house is made entirely of wood and designed to look like traditional homes by a US couple, who left their tedious jobs to live their dream life on the road. The reclaimed barn-clad exteriors add a whimsical touch to its overall appearance. The couple has installed a wood-burning fireplace to toast their toes in winters.

Image: Tiny House Giant Journey

Image: Tiny House Giant Journey

Andy Bergin-Sperry’s tiny house on wheels

Pacific Northwest snowboarder and a pretty capable craftsman, Andy Bergin-Sperry has built this towable mini home using scraps sourced from his employer. Built on a 14.5′ double axle trailer, it has a metal roof and a combination of corrugated metal and cedar siding on exterior. The interior is decked with bamboo flooring and birch plywood ceiling panels. Perfectly waterproofed and insulated to withstand extreme weather conditions, the tiny house has a cozy loft bedroom with a muralled wall.

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Image: Transworld Snowboarding

Tiny house on wheels by The Upcyclist

Australian builder James Galletly, also known as The Upcyclist, in partnership with Bower Reuse and Repair Center, has designed and built this small and cozy tiny house out of more than 95 percent recycled material. It has various eco-friendly and space-saving features, including fold-up bed and pallet wood stairs and deck.

Image: Alicia Fox Photography

Image: Alicia Fox Photography

Vodafone tiny house on wheels

Waskman Design Studio and Culdesac created this movable Vodafone tiny home. It is made from white polyethylene panels and transparent polycarbonate. The large glass façade with solar panels is the unique design element of this tiny house. It is equipped with all necessary amenities to accommodate four. The white interiors blend well with minimalist furniture units.

Japanese style tiny house on wheels

Made by Japanese craftsman Haruhiko Tagami, this lightweight tiny house on wheels is built using locally sourced materials like cedar. It has an architectural edge which seems to combine the work of renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright with Japanese craftsmanship. The most interesting feature of this tiny home is the transforming interior space to accommodate more in less.

Image: Living Big in a Tiny House

Image: Living Big in a Tiny House

Elsa two-part tiny house on wheels

Contrived by Olive Nest Tiny Homes, this 323-square-foot tiny house on wheels comes with its own mobile porch and greenhouse. The exteriors finished with 1×8 cedar shiplap siding go well with the gray standing seam metal roof, and the four-panel glass door.