Looking for a tiny house that feels anything but tiny? Meet The Sunshine Unit—a thoughtfully designed, no-loft tiny home that brings comfort, practicality, and style into just 220 square feet of living space. Designed by Greg Gannaway, this unit breaks the mold of cramped, tiny living with a wide-open floor plan, full-sized appliances, and abundant natural light.
This is the Hemlock – it’s a tiny cottage with a 1-car garage by Trafalgar Homes. I thought it could be the perfect tiny home as long as you don’t mind the upstairs bedroom although you could make the living area double as your bedroom with a murphy bed or a sleeper sofa.
The main floor is 364 square feet and there is an additional 415 square feet upstairs. There’s less on the main floor because of the 10 x 19 garage. So what do you think? This is a pretty nice and simple design with a very small footprint.
This is a budget tiny house by New Frontier Tiny Homes, who is not really well-known for affordable tiny homes. Instead, they are known for some of the most luxurious tiny homes ever built. Like The Cornelia, The Escher, and The Alpha Tiny House, just to name a few.
It’s not the most affordable tiny house you can find, but it is a high-quality home. Please take a look and let me know what you think? This tiny house is called The Luna.
Here at Tiny House Talk we like to share all kinds of homes to inspire you in your own tiny house journey.
The folks at Tiny Life Supply contacted us recently to tell us about their micro living shop and research hub, and on their website I found three great tiny house 3D Sketchup designs that you can borrow, modify and use to create your own home! There aren’t plans or step-by-step instructions on how to build the designs, but they might give you some ideas to incorporate into your future build.
In one of the earliest moments tiny houses appeared on mainstream television, HGTV’s Design Star dedicated an entire episode to the tiny house concept—and the results were fascinating.
In Season 6, Episode 9 of Design Star, the three final contestants faced an unexpected challenge: design an entire house. The twist? Each house would be just 99 square feet.
Quick Housing Solutions, based in Sydney, Australia, has developed a line of compact modular dwellings marketed as “SHACK in a PACK.” The product range includes the one-bedroom Jillaroo, the studio Squatter, and the backyard office Joey.
Design Details
Manufacturer: Quick Housing Solutions
Location: Sydney, Australia
Construction: Modular panel system with snap-click-lock technology
