Tiny House TV

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Simple concrete cabins that could be built inexpensively as rentals or homes. Learn more about these at Monolithic.

This is a little off-topic because it’s more about lifestyle than tiny houses specifically but definitely speaks to the core values of simple living in small spaces. I think it does a great job illustrating the real difference between a life of greed and a life of happiness. I first spotted this video on Little Homestead in the City.

I like the irony of this crop duster flying over what might be one of the greenest houses. The airplane was probably spraying pesticides on a nearby rice field. The farm I’m building the Tiny Free House on is a certified organic farm that’s been in my wife’s family for a few generations.

You’ll need to use your imagination for this video. It’s a quick tour of the Tiny Free House while under construction. When complete this 7′ by 12′ tiny house will sleep three people, have a comfortably sized bathroom, simple kitchen, and cost not a dime.

What little money is being spent on screws and other items not easily found free on websites like craigslist will be paid for by selling some of the free stuff I do find. In the end this house will cost nothing. Here’s a quick tour.

I’m building a tiny house out of discarded stuff, like old shipping pallets. Here is a quick demonstration of how I take apart pallets. If you try this PLEASE be careful and use your saw safely. Learn more about the Tiny Free House.

Great little shipping container homes built in Costa Rica. They are complete with bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen. Container Homes

This is an amazing little emergency shelter concept. It’s exciting to me to find things like this because it proves that bike pulled homeless shelters could be a viable solution to help shelter the homeless.

This is a very funny video Tyson shot of his tiny home. Visit Constructing a Simpler Life and Small Living Journal.

Stephanie of Coming Unmoored lives in a tiny houseboat. This is a tour of her home in Portland, Oregon.