Luna Cottage is a shipping-container tiny house outside Logan, Ohio, in the Hocking Hills near Old Man’s Cave. Hocking Hills Cottage Company prints it as a stay that sleeps 2.

Luna Cottage is a shipping-container tiny house outside Logan, Ohio, in the Hocking Hills near Old Man’s Cave. Hocking Hills Cottage Company prints it as a stay that sleeps 2.

The Kimbo 6 is a hard-side truck-bed camper, hand-riveted in aluminum in Bellingham. As of August 27, 2026, the Kimbo 6 page prints From $27,990, and a base dry weight of 830 lb for the empty shell.

Luna is Free Spirit Spheres’ newest sphere — a 10.5-foot (3200 mm) globe hung in the canopy on a 5-acre property near Qualicum Bay on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, with five windows, a galley counter and sink, electric heat, and a rectangular double bed that rides up out of the way on an electrically operated hydraulic lift.

The homepage for Watertoren Strijen calls it a 27-meter tower from 1914, standing in the village of Strijen, Hoeksche Waard, South Holland. The loft at the top — the former drinking-water basin — is printed on the loft page as 120 square meters, max. 2 persons.

Great Lakes Tiny Home still lists Modern Twilight (251222) at $132,600 as of August 27, 2026. The heading on that page is Modern Twilight (251222). Layout is 2 Bedroom 1 Bath. Square feet: 396. Sleeps: up to 4. Black corrugated metal, cedar around the door, two bedrooms on the main floor.

Dragon Tiny Homes still tags this Sora 16 Status Available. As of August 27, 2026 the listing prints two prices: an inventory-special Final price $37,950, and an order-now line that also prints $43,420 next to $37,950.
The heading is Move-In Ready 16’ Tiny Home on Wheels | The Sora Fully Upgraded | Inventory Special. Same page: “This Sora is in stock and ready to go.”

Mint Tiny Homes has a Loft Ruby — SKU 2404048 — still marked Available Now at O’Connor RV: 386 square feet, two lofts plus a downstairs bedroom, priced at $153,930 CDN plus tax / $113,322 USD as of August 27, 2026, subject to exchange rate. Sleeping capacity is 4–6.

Most 24-foot tiny houses solve the bedroom problem by sending you up a ladder. Be Tiny’s B.Drop.24f refuses to. Instead of a sleeping loft, this Quebec-built house puts a queen bed in an arched alcove you step up into — and then spends the rest of its length on a proper kitchen, a walk-in shower, and a wall of glass facing the trees.
Exploring Alternatives toured the unit at Camping Ange-Gardien, where it is set up as a rental cabin — which is exactly the market Be Tiny built it for. The company describes the B.Drop.24f as a turnkey way to create “a boutique hotel experience,” and the finishes back that up: quartz counters, terrazzo-look surfaces, brass fixtures, and a wood stove that would look at home in a design magazine.
It is manufactured indoors in Cantley, Quebec, and priced at $100,000 CAD.

Stills: Exploring Alternatives
Most tiny houses ask you to climb a ladder to go to bed. Wind River Built’s Pingora asks you to climb a set of stairs to go sit down.
That inversion is the whole idea. The Chattanooga, Tennessee builder calls it a reverse loft: the sleeping area stays on the main floor, tucked under a raised platform, and the living room goes up top where the ceiling is highest and the windows are biggest. You get a real bed you can walk to at 2 a.m. and a lounge with a view — in a 24-foot box.
The Pingora comes in 24-foot and 30-foot lengths, sleeps two to four, and as of August 27, 2026 the model page prints $88,400 & $111,800* as its sale/starting line, with “*Contact for pricing.” Here’s how the layout actually works.

Photos courtesy of Wind River Built