Tiny Houses

The Mocha is a relatively low-cost tiny house that can be used as a vacation home or even a full-time residence. Though it has a length of just 20 ft, it has a comfortable interior with a lot of storage space for its size.

The 2024 Cuprinol Shed of the Year winner has been announced. Wayne Dawber has got the nod for his gloriously nostalgic self-built creation named Wrinkly, Rusty and Retro, which was constructed using recycled and reclaimed materials.

Following its Tiny house du Lac, France's Plume recently created another compact model. Though it has a length of only 6 m (20 ft), its flexible space-saving layout allows it to sleep up to four people.

Ridgeline Tiny Homes' Hartley is a little larger than the firm's previous model and has a length of 27.6 ft. This extra room has allowed for a space-saving interior layout that can fit up to a family of four.

We've seen a lot of tiny houses over the years, but they continue to surprise us. Case in point is the Rubishack, which is a bonkers tiny house that has its own engine and off-road tracks, allowing it to overcome even the most challenging terrain.

French tiny houses tend to be a lot smaller than US models. However, few are as portable as the Tiny house du Lac, which despite its length of just 5.4 m sleeps two people – or even a family of three, at a squeeze.

With its Rogue model, Stanley Tiny Homes focuses on the basics: providing a compact tiny house that offers enough space for two people and is easy to tow. It also has a relatively low price tag of $85,000.

Ridgeline Tiny Homes proves that sometimes less can be more with its Sun Valley model. The tiny house embraces a simple open layout that flatters the small space available and would be a good fit as a vacation home or second home.

Online marketplace Tiny House Listings recently turned its hand to tiny house design. Its latest model features a light-filled interior that's mostly arranged on one floor and has a relatively low starting price of $70,500.

Dragon Tiny Homes' Kemi is a compact model that draws inspiration from Scandinavian design and offers a simple and affordable getaway that would be a good fit for use as a vacation home or guesthouse.

The Nano Suisse is about as small as a tiny house can get while still remaining a practical place to live. It measures just 11.5 ft in length but has a space-saving interior layout that sleeps two and even fits a home office.

The Chipper, by Häuslein Tiny House Co., embraces the small living movement's affordable roots with a compact model that has been designed for two people to live comfortably in an attractive tiny house with a length of just 16 feet.

The GrandHaus, by Häuslein Tiny House Co., features a spacious and well-designed interior layout that's suitable for a family of four. Lots of optional upgrades are available, including full off-the-grid functionality.

Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses recently revealed the Bandelier. Despite its modest length of just 28 ft, the tiny house makes space for a comfortable interior for two, plus guests, that boasts a well-proportioned living area – and even a bathtub.

Tiny house designers never seem to run out of ideas to make their models stand out. The latest example of this is the Overlook, which provides a small and simple take on tiny living that's enlivened by an eye-catching cantilevering sleeping area.