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Following the unveiling of the shortlist earlier this year, the winner of the Cuprinol 2021 Shed of the Year competition has now been declared. Model and social media influencer Danielle Zarb-Cousin got the nod for her chic 1970s-inspired cocktail bar,… Continue reading 1970s-inspired cocktail bar wins 2021 Shed of the Year
Timbercraft Tiny Homes’ spacious Denali impressed us when it was revealed back in 2017 and then the firm went and upgraded it with the Denali XL. Not one to rest on its laurels, the firm has now tweaked the model once again with the Denali XL Bunkhouse… Continue reading Not-so-tiny tiny house sleeps six in spacious style
Cantilevering dramatically out of a small hill in Russia, the recently completed Russian Quintessential is conceived as both a stunning piece of modern art and a weekend getaway. Its reflective facade and tubular shape certainly make an impression, and… Continue reading Europe’s largest arts park hosts tubular getaway’s precarious balancing act
Build Tiny recently completed a tiny house named the Piwakawaka that has no stairs as it’s arranged on one level. However, this model, named the Nugget, goes to the other extreme and squeezes in two staircases. The home’s space-saving layout packs in a… Continue reading Nugget tiny house doubles up on staircases and storage space
Back in 2020, New Zealand’s Build Tiny designed a tiny house named the Dark Horse. The firm has now used that model as a starting point for another tiny house that’s arranged on one level. It features a well-stocked kitchen and a bedroom and living roo… Continue reading Piwakawaka tiny house puts small living on the level
It has inspired yachts, cars, and countless buildings, and now the Fibonacci number sequence has served as muse to 3D-printing firm Twente Additive Manufacturing (TAM), which has created what it calls Canada’s first 3D-printed home. Named the Fibonacci… Continue reading 3D-printed concrete Fibonacci House built by the numbers
We typically associate Canadian tiny house builder Minimaliste with large and luxurious models that stand up to extreme weather. Its latest build offers the same hardy design, but has been shoehorned into a far smaller size, packing all the basics need… Continue reading Minimaliste cuts its hardy tiny house down to size
As we’ve followed the tiny house movement over the years, one of the things we’ve noticed is that mainstream North American models have steadily grown larger and more luxurious – forget the stereotype of a cramped shed on wheels, some of them are more … Continue reading Enormous tiny houses that push the boundaries of small living
Casa Ojalá defies easy classification, but is a definite departure from the shed-on-wheels design of most tiny houses. The unique dwelling features a flexible interior layout and space-saving furniture, as well as hand crank-operated sliding walls that… Continue reading Prototype tiny house slides open its walls to let the outside in
Australian architectural studio Casey Brown Architecture has recently completed an unusual corrugated copper tiny home, located two hours south of Sydney. Permanent Camping 2 has a two-story tower structure, and boasts external sides that open up the h… Continue reading Copper-clad tiny home opens up like a flower