We love it when people find completely unique ways to make small house dreams come true, and we think this tiny transforming truck from Japan is a great example of creativity. Three high school buddies are the brains and brawn behind this project, which took a used Toyota truck and converted it into a two-story camper. The project took two years to complete, but the end product was news-worthy.
This conversion of an old farmhouse in Skane, Sweden completed in 2008 was the first project by Swedish-German architect Jonas Labbe and Dutch architect Johannes Schotanus in the firm they formed in 2007 called LASC studio.
Looking for a smaller footprint? Want a beautiful, one-of-a-kind small home made of recycled wood, vintage materials and antique hardware? Then check out Tiny Texas Houses.
Sheldon Designs is having another sale beginning Saturday, December 26. This time you can download their most popular plans for The Cohutta Cabin at 50% off!
***UPDATE***
THE SALE IS NOW EXTENDED THROUGH WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30TH
You have only three days (until midnight on Monday, December 28th) to get more than 50% off and then the price will go to $297.
James Stuart is relatively new to the small house movement. Based on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, his company Twelve3 makes 10-square foot and 12-Square foot micro houses. Thinking about a new small house, a guest house, a studio, or a rental – check out Twelve3. Pricing is dependent on options but starts at CDN $24,500. Read more below to hear it in James’ own words.
Tumbleweed founder, Jay Shafer, designed the XS-House to be their smallest and most affordable house. Its tiny 65 foot floor plan includes a kitchen, bathroom, and loft. Jay lived in this house for 1 year before selling it, and building a different model.
Thanks to Hillary at This Tiny House for the tip on container-life, a blog started not so long ago about… you guessed it: container houses. You’ll find “news, reviews, comments and community for ISBU “shipping container” buildings.”
Hometta is looking for help – they’re putting together a list of modern custom builders. Do you know a builder who isn’t afraid of a flat roof? Who embraces the opportunity to build a sustainable, architectural, design-forward house? It seems that true modern-friendly builders are a bit of a rare breed. Have you had a house built, or partnered with a builder on a project, or just know someone who built a particularly beautiful modern house? Are you a modern builder yourself?