Build Tiny’s latest model, the Millennial Tiny House, has a unique interior that features some really interesting ideas to make the diminutive towable dwelling feel larger than it is. Able to run on or off-the-grid, its most novel feature is a neat retractable staircase.
There’s nothing quite like a classic A-frame cabin and this one’s particularly impressive when you take into account its cost and construction time: just $700 and three weeks, respectively. Built using scrap materials, it sleeps two people and even comes with solar power.
Danish firm Vipp decided to dip its toe into the small living movement with the industrial-looking Vipp Shelter. Described as a “battery charging station for humans,” the prefabricated cabin can be installed anywhere, to offer a luxury off-grid retreat away from it all.
New Frontier Tiny Homes previously impressed us with its luxury Alpha tiny house and now the firm is back with a new model that’s no less focused on living the good life, but also has room for a young family inside. Named the Escher, it includes a home office, walk-in closet, and is wired ready to run off-the-grid with solar power.
Homegrown Trailers recently unveiled its latest model, which is specifically marketed to appeal to the small living community and can be used either as full-time dwelling or camping trailer. Named the Timberline, it can run on or off-the-grid and can sleep up to six people inside.