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With its length of 15 ft and its simple, space-saving layout, the 4800L Compact tiny house is a good fit for those looking for a weekender or guest house. It's also relatively affordable and starts at US$31,000.
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With its length of 45 ft, the Cumberland is about as large as a tiny house can get before we need to start thinking about calling it something else. Arranged on one level, it boasts a home office and a sizable porch too.
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Leïla's tiny house is another example of Baluchon's ability to overcome strict French towing laws. The dwelling squeezes a comfortable interior that's suitable for full-time living into a length of just 20 ft.
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With its length of just 18 ft, you're not going to be throwing any dinner parties in the Urban Park Studio. However, thanks to its clever space-saving layout, it offers a home for two with fewer compromises than you'd expect.
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The S'Mouse City Model offers a modern tiny house take on the traditional shepherd's hut. Featuring a very compact but comfortable interior layout, the dwelling also comes with optional off-the-grid upgrades.
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Timbercraft Tiny Homes has carved out a niche in the small living movement with its luxurious cottage-like models. Its Big Sky continues this rustic theme and features a spacious interior that sleeps up to four people.
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With its usable length of just 4.5 m, the Mo.5 450 tiny house definitely isn't suitable for raising a family. However, its small size makes it a good fit for regular travel, and it has a space-saving interior that sleeps four.
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The Morena is an eye-catching tiny house that has been expertly crafted from wood by Madeiguincho. With a length of just 24 ft, it features an open and spacious interior layout that sleeps up to two people in comfort.
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We see a lot of tiny houses that are intended for families but the Minuet, by Piccola Tiny Homes, goes in the opposite direction. It's designed for a single person and has a storage-packed layout that maximizes available space.
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This tiny house is billed by designer Levi Kelly as the world's smallest – and since it measures just 19.46 sq ft, we're inclined to agree. Its interior is more capable than you might expect, thanks to an ingenious approach to space-saving design.
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To explore how decommissioned wind turbines can be repurposed, energy company Vattenfall is building a tiny house in a nacelle. It's as adorable as you'd expect, and comes with a host of amenities in a cozy space you'd be happy to call home.
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In an overcrowded tiny house market, Portugal's Madeiguincho offers something different with its handmade wooden models. Its latest, the Atlantica, allows a family of four to live off-the-grid in a remote forest.
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